From the cabins, stone footpaths lead into the forest or down to the river where you can have a dip; or take a midnight soak in a stone plunge pool among the mango, pawpaw and almond trees.
The steep stone footpaths have been heaved apart and all that remains of the gift shop is a tangle of ancient timber, dented Coke cans and dust-covered postcards.
Explore the stone-paved footpaths that crisscross Kea's terraced interior.
A transit system would shuttle visitors between the center and the stones while footpaths would encourage tourists to walk to the monument and explore the surrounding burial hills.
Step into the low-rise's lobby from Collins Avenue's glaring sunlight, and you emerge into a calm, darkened realm with a relentless palette of muted earth tones: salvaged antique bricks from Shanghai, paving stones from a palace footpath in Beijing, a front desk sheathed in shagreen (stingray skin).
The cheapest of Dalrymple-Hay's proposals, to transfer the footpaths onto stone corbels projecting from the sides of the bridge thus freeing the entire width for vehicle traffic, was rejected on aesthetic grounds, and a proposal to widen the bridge on both sides was rejected as impractical.
We reach the falls down a footpath, past damp, stone walls, morning dew and sheep grazing on a cabbage field.
If it's late, the land to the right of the main footpath, before the stone rows, can be a good place to pitch your tent.
Measures taken to contain the damage have included the permanent diversion of the official route of the Pennine Way out of Edale, which now goes up Jacob's Ladder rather than following the Grindsbrook, and the surfacing of many moorland footpaths with expensive natural stone paving.
After a short but steep ascent up onto Hatterall Ridge, I chart a route north along the Offa's Dyke path, before dropping back off the hill along an intersecting footpath (marked as a "pile of stones" on the OS map).
