The Montserrat Volcano Observatory should be the highlight of any trip to Montserrat. Since 1995 the population of this gorgeous Caribbean island have endured one of nature's greatest spectacles - a...

Jack Boy Hill Viewing Facility strategically positioned to view the volcano and surrounding environs including the abandoned airport and destroyed Eastern villages. The Facility includes: - A Viewing Platform - A Concession Area - Picnic Areas with seating - Toilet Facilities - A telescope to zoom in on the volcano - A mini-trail - Barbecue Grills - Landscaped Areas

The Oriole Walkway Trail starts at Hill Top near the Bank of Montserrat and runs SW to Cassava Ghaut. Highlights include an abundance of flora and fauna. Excellent views of the Silver Hills, the northern part of the island and Olveston can also be seen from this trail.

The Blackwood Allen Trail located in the Centre Hills. The hike startseither at the Grand View B & B in Baker Hill or in Mongo Hill next to theSeventh Day Adventist Shelter. Highlights include a variety of flora andfauna including our national bird - The Montserrat Oriole and the nationalflower - The Heliconia. The trail allows for stunning views of the northernvillages and the coastline below. The route also takes you through theBlackwood Allen Stream where a variety of fresh water fish species can befound.

The "Cot" located also in the Centre Hills. The Hike starts above the National Trust Compound. Highlights include the ruins of "The Cot", the one time summer cottage of the influential Sturge Family. A hike through the lush vegetation also affords breathtaking views of the villages below including some of the Exclusion Zone. A duck pond is located further along the trail.

Runaway Ghaut Trail takes you westward through a winding decent. Highlights include lush riparian rain forest. A number of fruit trees can be seen enroute. There are also more than 20 species of birds which may be seen along the trail.

Duberry-Cassava Trail starts in Woodlands. A short walk will take you to a picnic area and to ruins of unknown use and origin. This area is ideal for a relaxing afternoon with the chirping of birds and a trickling steam in the background.

This trail is located in Silver Hills and can be accessed either from Drummonds or Little Bay. Highlights of this trail include captivating views of mountains and valleys of the Centre Hills. On this trail you will notice the distinct difference in vegetation to that of other parts of the island. The ruins of Rendezvous Village, the 1st Irish Settlement on the island dating back to the 17th Century can be seen on this trail. The trail then leads to Bantin Ghaut, which is located close to a neglected gun battery. A challenging climb is rewarded with a dip in the inviting Rendezvous beach below the only white sand beach on Montserrat.

The Oriole Complex of the Montserrat National Trust is located on the main road in Olveston. Surrounded by well-established gardens, the Complex consists of a reception area and gift shop. A small reference library and videos on the history of Montserrat are available for use by students and the general public. The Complex also houses a Natural History Centre which displays interesting exhibit about the island's history and heritage, biodiversity and marine life.