About 74 acres of tropical woodland on a ridge slope, free to walk, with trails climbing to a view over the east coast.
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.
Why this one
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.
Free to save what you like. Membership to plan the lot.
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