Island cracks down as tourists are slapped with new fees, fed-up locals revolt

Dubbed the "Hawaii of Europe," the island of Madeira — about 600 miles from mainland Portugal — is known for its volcanic cliffs, stunning waterfalls and picturesque hiking trails. 

But anyone looking to explore the destination's famous walking paths will be slapped with new fees this year.

With locals fuming over what they call overcrowding and potential environmental damage, fees have now been imposed on non-residents who want to enjoy some of the most popular hiking trails. 

MAN DRIVES 5,600 MILES...