Hiking paradise

What could be better than hiking in a Grenada rainforest? Of course, hiking through a Grenada rainforest to a magnificent waterfall! With a height of 30 feet and accessibility via a concrete path, Annandale is the most well-known of Grenada's 18 significant waterfalls. When you first arrive at Annandale Falls, you might be astounded by how precise and beautiful nature is. It's in Willis, a short drive from St. John and a two-minute stroll from the Interpretation Center. The calm, clear waters of the falls lie below the 30-foot plunge, and they are surrounded by the lush greenery that envelops Annandale.

Another famous one is Concord Falls. This waterfall is made up of three distinct waterfalls that are located at differing altitudes, which affects how long it takes to reach them. The first and lowest one is around 100 feet in; the other two require additional walking and hiking (at least 45 minutes) from the very first fall. Due to the fact that they are all situated in a private location, a nominal entrance fee must be paid to reach the falls. Bring your friends or family and make the day enjoyable; these falls are ideal for individuals who appreciate a good hike.