This is only a journey to be undertaken by very fit hiking enthusiasts or those who want to have a hiking-religious experience. Some of the other pages promise mud and general tough slogging. The...

Waters from the 50-foot Emerald Falls plunge into this swirling, fern-filled basin, giving hikers a cool respite after a leisurely hike to this sight.

A moss and lichen covered valley littered with brightly-colored hot springs, boiling mud and mini-geysers.

To get to the island's highest waterfall at 150 feet, you'll need to take a one-hour hike through fern- and orchid-filled rainforest.

Named by travelers crossing the island who would rest here for their morning break, this scenic and cool river is traditionally the first stop on the rigorous hike to Boiling Lake.

You’ll need to hike up to this lake, the largest in the island, but the trek won’t be lonely: hundreds of hummingbirds will keep you humming along.

This crater lake on the slopes of Morne Micotrin is the island’s highest, at 2,850 feet.

The 3,000-foot climb to the top of this mountain is part of a strenuous, but magnificent, hike to the Valley of Desolation and Boiling Lake beyond.