Grenada Sights

Grand Étang National Park & Forest Reserve

Grand Étang National Park & Forest Reserve Review

A rain forest and wildlife sanctuary deep in the mountainous interior of Grenada, Grand Étang has miles of hiking trails for all levels of ability. There are also lookouts to observe the lush flora and many species of birds and other fauna (including the Mona monkey), and a number of streams for fishing. Grand Étang Lake is a 36-acre expanse of cobalt-blue water that fills the crater of an extinct volcano 1,740 feet above sea level. Although legend has it the lake is bottomless, maximum soundings have been recorded at 18 feet. The informative Grand Étang Forest Center has displays on the local wildlife and vegetation. A forest ranger is on hand to answer questions; a small snack bar and souvenir stands are nearby.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Main interior road, between Grenville and St. George's, St. Andrew | Map It
  • Phone: 473/440-6160
  • Cost: $1
  • Hours: Daily 8:30--4
  • Location: Grenada

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