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8 Hiking Trails in Jamaica That You Shouldn't Miss
Is there anything better than stretching out like a cat in a warm patch of Jamaican sun? Only if you sprinkle your island vacation with a dash of adventure. Known fondly as “the land of wood and water,” Jamaica’s forests feature prime hiking and bird watching. History buffs can the heritage sites of Trelawny, while reggae and dancehall fans will love the authentic music clubs of Kingston. Montego Bay is perfect for snorkeling and shopping, while the spas of Ocho Rios can make any stresses melt away.
Restaurants in Jamaica
1. Kingston Outdoor Adventure
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Kingston Outdoor Adventure specializes in outdoor activities such as Hiking, Team Building activities and Rappelling Tours to locals and Tourists our tours take place in the hills of St Andrew touring areas of the Blue and John Crow Mountain National Park
2. Lethe Estate
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Riverside Garden Estate, perfect for weddings, events, and weekend getaways. Villa Apartments, Walkthrough Gardens, and River Access.
Reviewed By caralph2016 - Ontario, Canada
Bamboo rafting, limestone foot massage, knowledgeable local information. Tremaine shared his love of the river and area with us. We enjoyed the lime on our sugar cane, the citrus leaf, the elephant leaves, and his general goodwill.
3. Blue Mountain Peak
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4.5 based on 70 reviews
The Blue Mountains in Jamaica is a hiker's and camper's paradise. You have to see it to believe it. The flowers and flora, the birds and animals. If you visit Jamaica, the Blue Mountains is a must see.
Reviewed By Kat_Selkirk - Iqaluit, Canada
Blue Mountain Peak was an awesome climb!! Gorgeous views throughout the climb of the mountains and coffee plantations. By close to the top we were in the clouds though so there was no hope of a view from the top. I was told that it is VERY rare to have a view from the top - like a once or twice per year occurrence. It means that there is a ton of moisture in the air near the Peak which ends up creating an “Elfin forest” which is as magical as it sounds. Worth the hike to see the forest at the Peak regardless of the lack of view! I did the sunrise climb.Left from Whitfield Hall at 2:30am with an amazing guide named Hopeton. If you can, find someone who knows him and request him as your guide!! He is so knowledgeable about the land, hiking, Jamaican politics, and the human condition. The 9 hour hike flies by in his company! Highly recommended.
4. Fern Gully
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4.0 based on 523 reviews
Scenic drive through a three-mile-long canyon, shaded by trees and ferns.
Reviewed By barkerbenny - Fort Lauderdale, United States
We drove through Fern Gully which was magical, Our knowledgeable Jamaican driver told us that years ago one needed headlights on as it was so dark and completely encompassed by this huge canopy of towering trees. However . Hurricane Gilbert blew the tops off allowing shafts of light to penetrate, The vast roots were so historic that we wanted to stop and explore but the road has few places to pull over, so traffic kept us moving. I want to return and park next time s
5. Gordon Town Trail
Hike this scenic hiking trail through the beautiful Blue Mountain wilderness, passing waterfalls and gardens on your way.
6. Fairy Glade Trail
This trail through the lush Blue Mountain wilderness encourages your resourcefulness, requiring you to climb tree roots and push through dense undergrowth.
7. Gourie Recreation Center
Cabins for campers, located near the Gourie Caves, the source of the Black River.
8. One Love Trail
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
