Grand Etang Road
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Grand Etang Road cuts through the interior of the island heading northeast from St George's. It runs through the Grand Etang Forest Reserve and twists its way through the rainforest taking visitors to the northern section of the island.
Related Attractions
Grand Etang National Park
Grand Etang National Park in the interior of the island offers some beautiful scenery with great views and hiking trails. One of the main attractions in the park is the crater formed Grand Etang Lake. A visitors center offers information on the park and the trails.
Hiking Trails
From the Grand Etang visitors center there are several trails that lead through the park. Within the park are a variety of hikes from 20 minute walks to multiple hour long treks.
Concord Falls & Trail
For serious hikers the Concord Falls Trail is a five hour hike leading to Concord Falls, with a possible detour to Concord village.
Grand Etang Shoreline Trail
The Shoreline Trail trail loops around Grand Etang Lake and takes less than two hours to complete. Along the trail are a wide range of flora in various sub-climatic regions.
Seven Sisters Falls
Seven Sisters Falls hike begins off the Grand Etang Road and leads to a series of seven waterfalls. There is a stand at the beginning of the trail and an admission is charged. The hike takes approximately one hour.
Fedon's Camp Trail
This is a long hike into Fedon's Camp, where Julien Fedon hid out in 1795 after massacring a group of British, including the British governor.
Morne LaBaye Trail
The Morne LaBaye Trail is a 30 minute self guiding interpretive trail leading past various types of native plants, including the Grand Etang fern.
Mt Qua Qua Trail
Mount Qua Qua Trail is a three hour hike to a high point which offers views over the forest. Total hiking time is approximately three hours.
Annandale Falls
Annandale Falls, just outside the town of Constantine, is a 10 m (30 ft) falls with a pool at the base. The short trail to the falls begins at the Annandale Falls visitor center. You can swim at the base of the falls. Be prepared for locals trying to sell a variety of items to tourists.