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Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve
Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve is a hiking and trails in St Andrew (interior), Grenada.
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Grenada's rainforest interior around a 36-acre crater lake at 530m in an extinct volcano, with ten marked trails.
The island's core protected forest and the source of most of its water. Trails from the 200m Morne LaBaye loop to Mount Qua Qua (3km). Mona monkeys, armadillo, opossum, broad-winged hawk, Antillean crested hummingbird and the endangered endemic Grenada frog. Admission about US$2.
Listing details
- Full Address
- St Andrew (interior), Grenada
- Name
- Grand Etang National Park & Forest Reserve
- Verified
- hand-verified research, Jul 2026
- Excerpt
- Grenada's rainforest interior around a 36-acre crater lake at 530m in an extinct volcano, with ten marked trails.
- About
- Grenada's rainforest interior around a 36-acre crater lake at 530m in an extinct volcano, with ten marked trails.
The island's core protected forest and the source of most of its water. Trails from the 200m Morne LaBaye loop to Mount Qua Qua (3km). Mona monkeys, armadillo, opossum, broad-winged hawk, Antillean crested hummingbird and the endangered endemic Grenada frog. Admission about US$2. - Why it is eco / at the source
- The island's core protected forest and the source of most of its water. Trails from the 200m Morne LaBaye loop to Mount Qua Qua (3km). Mona monkeys, armadillo, opossum, broad-winged hawk, Antillean crested hummingbird and the endangered endemic Grenada frog. Admission about US$2.
- Country
- Grenada
- Area / Neighbourhood
- St Andrew (interior)
- City
- St Andrew (interior)
- Type
- Hiking and Trails
- Free to visit
- No
- Brand image

- Last checked
- 2026-07-22
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