
Discover the unparalleled beauty of of the island when hiking in Grenada. It’s enchanting hiking trails take you through lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and past breathtaking coastal vistas. With its diverse terrain and tropical climate, Grenada offers hikers of all levels an unforgettable experience amidst nature’s splendor. Whether trekking through the verdant interior or exploring rugged coastlines, every step unveils a new adventure and a deeper connection to this Caribbean gem.
Hike Grenada with Tanya
– Your Adventure, Your Way
Ready to embark on a personalised adventure with Tanya? Each hike is a unique exploration of Grenada’s hidden gems. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a first-timer, Tanya tailors every experience to suit your fitness level and preferences. Expect more than just a walk – she’ll lead you through lush rainforests, along pristine beaches, and up to viewpoints that capture the island’s true beauty.

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Your Hiking Guide to Grenada’s Hidden Trails
Choose Your Perfect Trail
With hikes priced at US$30 per hour for 1–2 people, you’re in charge of the pace and the path. Prefer a gentle stroll through nature reserves? Or perhaps a challenging trek that gets your heart racing? Tanya offers a range of options designed to match your style, your energy, and your curiosity.

More Than a Walk
When you explore Grenada with Tanya, every stride uncovers the island’s captivating character. It’s not just about the physical journey – it’s a full immersion in the soul of Grenada’s natural wonders. The trails are waiting. Are you ready for your adventure?
Walks From Petite Anse – Your Gateway to the Trails
Step out from Petite Anse Reception and straight into the heart of Grenada’s wild beauty. These circular walks take you through shady forests alive with birdsong, past cocoa and nutmeg plantations heavy with spice, and along paths lined with fruit trees and village gardens. Some trails meander gently towards sandy beaches, while others rise steeply to challenge your legs and reward your spirit. Along the way, you’ll uncover the charm of Mt Alexander, Mt Rodney, Prospect, Duquesne, and Davey.
- Distance: approx. 1 mile to 6 miles
- Time: 1 to 5 hours (depending on fitness level)

Beyond Petite Anse – Walks Worth the Journey
Welcome Stone Walk
A short 15-minute drive transports you to a trail that feels worlds away. Starting in a quiet pasture, the path winds past the ruins of an ancient sugar mill before leading you into a cool bush walk scented with wild herbs. The climb is steady and steep, but the reward is pure magic: the panoramic view from Welcome Stone sweeps across Bathway, Sandy Island, Carriacou, and beyond.
- Difficulty: 3 out of 5
- Walk & Drive Time: 3 to 3.5 hours

Sulphur Boiling Springs Walk
About 15 minutes’ drive from Petite Anse, this gentle circular trail takes you through bushland and past the bubbling sulphur boiling springs. Along the way, enjoy views of Welcome Stone and Mt St Catherine. Mostly flat with a few gentle inclines, the highlight is a chance to slip into the natural sulphur pools for a restorative soak. Bring your bathing suit if you’d like to wallow in the warm waters.
- Difficulty: 1 out of 5
- Walk & Drive Time: 2 to 2.5 hours (excluding time in the springs)

Mt St Catherine Hike
For the adventurous, this is Grenada’s ultimate challenge — a trek up Mt St Catherine, the island’s highest peak. The climb demands stamina and sure footing, but the reward is breathtaking: on a clear day, you’ll see the entire island stretched out beneath you. Bring plenty of water, snacks, and a strong sense of adventure.
- Difficulty: 5 out of 5
- Walk & Drive Time: 4.5 to 6 hours
Mt William Hike
Just a 5-minute drive from Petite Anse, this circular walk blends history and nature. Explore the ruins of the old plantation and estate house, discover a massive hidden water wheel, and wander through a landscape rich with echoes of the past.
- Difficulty: 2 out of 5
- Walk & Drive Time: 1 to 2 hours

Dougalston Estate & Surrounds Walk
Step back into Grenada’s storied past with a walk through the historic Dougalston Estate. Once a thriving hub for processing spices such as cinnamon, cocoa, pimento, and cloves, this estate whispers tales of the island’s spice trade. Along the way, you’ll come across a picturesque old water wheel and the evocative ruins of the plantation house — reminders of a bygone era wrapped in lush greenery. With both short and long options, this trail offers the perfect mix of history, nature, and exploration.
- Difficulty: 2 out of 5
- Walk & Drive Time: 2.5 to 4 hours
Ready to explore? Get in touch with us to book Tanya as your hiking guide during your stay in Grenada.

