The Barre de L'isle trail provides panoramic views of certain parts of the island from four lookout points along the trail. Observe the mystic view of the ragged Mount Gimie and the blue green mountain rainforest from a distance. One can see Cul-de-Sac valley and the Caribbean Sea from a vantage point, and a commanding view of the community of Aux Leon, viewing the expansive Mabouya Valley and Fond d'Or beach on the Atlantic coast.
Monday, September 27, 2010
BARRE DE L'ISLE TRAIL
The Barre de L'isle Forest Reserve gets its name from the fact that it is a ridge that divides the Eastern and Western halves of St. Lucia. It takes approximately on hour to walk this one mile trail and another hour to climb Mt. La Combe ridge.
The Barre de L'isle trail provides panoramic views of certain parts of the island from four lookout points along the trail. Observe the mystic view of the ragged Mount Gimie and the blue green mountain rainforest from a distance. One can see Cul-de-Sac valley and the Caribbean Sea from a vantage point, and a commanding view of the community of Aux Leon, viewing the expansive Mabouya Valley and Fond d'Or beach on the Atlantic coast.
The Barre de L'isle trail provides panoramic views of certain parts of the island from four lookout points along the trail. Observe the mystic view of the ragged Mount Gimie and the blue green mountain rainforest from a distance. One can see Cul-de-Sac valley and the Caribbean Sea from a vantage point, and a commanding view of the community of Aux Leon, viewing the expansive Mabouya Valley and Fond d'Or beach on the Atlantic coast.
