Hiking & Walking in Dominica

Just as Dominica is famous for its outstanding scuba diving, we are also well known as having one of the most pristine tropical rainforests in the Caribbean islands. Though mountainous, much of this rainforest is easily accessible by way of some exciting tracks and trails.

• Dominica’s land attractions are as varied & spectacular as below the water. From the stroll to Trafalgar Falls or a wander in the historic Fort Shirley at the Cabrits National Park, to the world-famous Boiling Lake hike, Dominica has something for everyone.
• Our Waitukubuli National Trail is the longest hiking trail in the Caribbean region. Running from one end of the island to the other, the trail covers 114 miles of terrain revealing every type of habitat that Dominica has to offer.

There’s so much to see and do in Dominica, we’re sure you’ll need some help trying to decide where to go and what to do while you’re here?

This page categorises many (but not all) of Dominica’s excellent hikes and trails by the difficulty of the walk. If in any doubt, please use the services of a guide, and err on the side of caution in the level of difficulty and the time allowed to do the hike.

For a detailed look at Dominica’s trails, hikes and attractions, see the listings below: Strolls, Easy Hikes, Intermediate Hikes, and Hard Hikes.

Note that a Site Pass is required to visit many of Dominica’s attractions. More info on Site Passes here.

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