Nestled in the central highlands of Grenada, Grand Etang National Park is a sanctuary for the island’s nutmeg groves and lush tropical rainforest. At the park’s core lies Grand Etang Lake, a serene crater lake surrounded by verdant landscapes. A network of walking trails winds through the forest, encircling the lake and extending towards the coast, offering hikers and trekkers a variety of routes to explore. Visitors can immerse themselves in the natural beauty, following paths that reveal the rich biodiversity and scenic vistas of this popular hiking destination.
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