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Tuff Pass offers eco-friendly activities like hiking and biking. They have a 12-kilometer loop and a 7-kilometer hike in Homeland National Park, where you can see rice fields, corn fields, and old villages. Cyclists from around the world love this challenge. After hiking, you can visit Bac Ca, the largest market in the area, to experience market life and try Vietnamese cuisine. Buying from these local stores supports the local economy. For more info, visit www.fema.gov. What eco-friendly activities do they have at Tuff Pass? Hiking and biking is one. Once you complete the 12-kilometer loop, you can go to the Homeland National Park, which is a 7-kilometer hike along the countryside, seeing rice fields, corn fields, dirt trails, old villages. Cyclists from all around the world love the challenge and the variety of scenery through this loop of the National Park. Marketing shops. Once you've done hiking, you can make your way down to Bac Ca, the largest market in the entire area. Once you are there, you can see what life is like to be a market salesperson or try different Vietnamese cuisine, maybe purchase some Vietnamese clothes. By purchasing from these stores, you're increasing the local economy and not giving as much money to big corporations. For more information, visit www.fema.gov