(S) : Entry fee of 20 USD.
(1) : Arrival at the viewpoint overlooking the Pitons after following a well-maintained, flower-lined path.
(2) : Turn right at the white hut; a sign is placed not far from the fence
(E): Return via the same route
Tet Paul Nature Trail
A short round-trip walk to enjoy the view of the two Pitons, the Gros and the Petit, without too much effort.
The view allows you to appreciate the island’s interior landscape.
The path is shorter than before (following the creation of the Tet Paul Stairway to Haven).
Details
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 0.67 mi -
Average duration: 0h 25 -
Difficulty: Easy -
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Back to start: Yes -
Ascent: + 82 ft -
Descent: - 52 ft -
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Highest point: 1,585 ft -
Lowest point: 1,499 ft
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Start/End: N 13.820063° / W 61.05485° -
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Description of the walk
Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 1,539 ft - Park entrance
- 1 : mi 0.34 - alt. 1,499 ft - View from a well-appointed balcony
- 2 : mi 0.58 - alt. 1,565 ft - White hut
- S/E : mi 0.68 - alt. 1,539 ft - Park entrance
Notes
There is an entrance fee for this trail
The trail is short but exposed to the sun.
The path is suitable for children.
Worth a visit
-garden
-viewpoint over the Pitons
-view of the surrounding hills
Other walks in the area
Tet Paul Stairway to Heaven
Visorando Member
0.82 mi
+410 ft
-394 ft
0h 45
Moderate
A short walk to a viewpoint overlooking the two Pitons, the Gros and the Petit, with views of the south of the island and the leeward coast.
The trail consists of climbing a steep slope all the way up. After the effort, the reward: the viewpoint from a bench in the shade.
The path is shorter than before (due to the creation of the Tet Paul Nature Trail, for which an additional entrance fee is required).
Pigeon Island National Landmark
1.34 mi
+174 ft
-174 ft
0h 45
Easy
A lovely walk around the historic site of Pigeon Island, where you can enjoy beautiful views whilst discovering the site’s history.
In the past, it was an island housing a former military base, built under the leadership of Admiral Rodney. The site is now protected and home to a small museum that helps visitors understand the importance of this site during the colonial wars as well as the American War of Independence, and more specifically the Battle of Les Saintes. It is one of the best-known sites in Saint Lucia.
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