This strenuous 3 & ½-hour hike will take you through the heart of the tropical island into Edmund Forest Reserve on the western side of the island, to experience some of nature's pristine opportunities. Numerous plants, such as bromeliads, orchids, mushrooms, lianas and others can be seen attached to their hosts, sitting on large buttress roots or branches on the spongy forest or even cascading the sides of the trail. Continue westward for a magnificent view of Mt Gimie, St Lucia's highest peak.
Sulphur Springs Park has a rich history of exploration and discovery. In 1900, a local busi...
The waters flowing within the park and pools at the Sulphur Springs are ranked as highly as the w...
Just beside the park’s entrance are our famous Black Water Pools. One was built in 200...
The iconic Gros Piton, part of Saint Lucia’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an abun...
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