About 74 acres of tropical woodland on a ridge slope, free to walk, with trails climbing to a view over the east coast.
The LAST surviving remnant of the dense forest that covered Barbados before English settlement in 1627, and the most species-rich site on the island. Not managed for tourism, no gate, no fee.
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St Andrew
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Accessibility: The LAST surviving remnant of the dense forest that covered Barbados before English settlement in 1627, and the most species-rich site on the island. Not managed for tourism, no gate, no fee.
