Step into Grenada’s highland rainforest on a focused, small-group trek to the Seven Sisters (St. Margaret’s) waterfalls. This three-hour route pairs steep, muddy climbs with shaded pools and reliable wildlife sightings—ideal for hikers with a good level of fitness.
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A narrow track slips into green immediately—ferns brushing your calves, air thick with damp earth and citrus-sweet leaves. The first steps into Grand Etang National Park feel like entering a living room of the island: a crater lake brooding above the valley, and a distant cascade that dares you closer. In a small group, the guide’s voice threads local names and natural history through the canopy: where the trail tightens, where the monkeys are most often seen.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate to strong cardiovascular fitness and sure-footedness for short steep sections
Wildlife
History
The park sits in a volcanic caldera; its crater lake and rainforest have long sheltered native plants and were later used for colonial agriculture and local cultural practices.
Conservation
Grand Etang is managed to protect freshwater and forest habitat—stay on trails, pack out trash, and avoid feeding or disturbing wildlife to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Small-Group Adventure Trek in Grand Etang National Park today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear grippy footwear
Trails are often wet and rooted—trail runners or hiking boots with good tread reduce slipping on slick volcanic rock.
Bring 1–2 L of water
Humidity and climbs make hydration essential—carry refillable bottles and consider an electrolyte drink for the return leg.
Swim-ready kit
Bring a towel and swimsuit if you plan to dip; pools near the falls are cool and refreshing but can be slippery at the edges.
Watch for wildlife, don’t feed
Mona monkeys are curious but wild—observe from distance and secure food to avoid habituating animals.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Essential for traction on wet roots and volcanic rock.
Light rain shell
Afternoon showers are common; a packable shell keeps you dry and warm.
Hydration system (1–2 L)
Keeps you hydrated through humid climbs and at the falls.
Swimsuit & quick-dry towel
Optional for a dip in the waterfall pools—towel helps with the return journey.