So glad I listened to previous reviews. The nature trail is a great way to get some exercise, learn about St.Lucia’s culture and agriculture and enjoy some spectacular views of the Pitons. If you get Denver as your guide, consider yourself extra lucky. Fun morning!

Exploring the island is a must and this is a FANTASTIC way to see It. Our guide Magavery was great, pointing out things along the whole trip and making sure we took a break if we needed. We learned so much about the agriculture and about how the community came together to create the trail. It ended up pouring during our hike and It didn’t take away from It at all. We got great photos. There is also a little hut at the top where we tried so spiced rum and bought a souvenir.

A walk along the trail of the Tet Paul Nature Trail, with the warm, knowledgeable, and very sweet tour guide, Mahalia, was one of the best excursions we took on our vacation. She pointed out many different plants, trees and flowers, tested our senses on quite a few natural herbs and showed us the most amazing views of the Pitons , ocean and St. Lucia at various different levels. She was very conscious of our age, unsteadiness over some rocks and constantly offered her hand for support. Don't let the steps, rocks, or uneven ground deter you from this walk. No one rushes you, walking sticks are offered, and the final view is so worth the effort. If Mahalia is your tour guide, you will not be disappointed.

We walked up together (3 adults and 2 young children 3 and 1) from about 1130a.m. just recently. It felt a bit like walking up a very long staircase with lots of relaxing breaks in between which gives chance to take pictures. The views are stunning. We used a guide (Felix) who was very friendly and came across as knowledgeable about the local area, various plants and the scenic views. He recognised we were with young children and had a lot of patience. I would thoroughly recommend this experience for anyone visiting St Lucia. One of the videos I believe is from the highest platform on the island (stairway to heaven walk which is just under 50 steps).

Absolutely stunning views for a short walk. Our guide, Jamal, was very knowledgeable and gave a lot of information on local farming practices as well as local life, especially when growing up in St Lucia, and what that looked like for many only a few years ago. Highly recommend as a place to visit when in St Lucia. Well worth the drive and time.

Highly recommend this hike. It’s easy but beautiful and the views are stunning especially at the top, seeing both of the pitons. A must do while on the island ! I would go with a guide, you could do without but they make it better by telling you about the island and the different plants you see along the way, it’s worth it for the guide!

An excellent nature walk and really worth the $10 entrance fee. Jamal our guide was really knowledgable about the local plants and passionate about the natural remedies that these provide. It was easy paced with some stunning views and photo opportunities of tge Pitons and surrounding countryside. Booking guidance was very thorough and helpful. A great St Lucian experience and one not to miss.

What a beautiful trail! It packs so many breathtaking views into a relatively quick and moderate (there are somewhat steep areas) hike. It was great for taking pictures and for getting familiar with the local landscapes in all directions. We were very fortunate to have hired Gregoryanna as a guide. She lives in a village nearby whose members manage the trail. As we walked, she pointed out the notable landmarks, cities, and neighboring islands, as well as flora we encountered like cashew trees, pineapple plants, and Christmas palms.

Worth it, some reviews say it’s easy and with the 1 hour round trip we thought it would be too easy to get any sort of excercise but we were wrong, it was perfect and the view was amazing, you don’t have to get a guide but they push it and it was worth it to hear the local knowledge ! I think our guide was Georgiana - she was very sweet. $20ish American dollars plus another $20 we tipped and of course a souvenir magnet was all well worth it!

We liked everything about this hike. We especially liked Jelmal. He was very knowledgeable about the local flora. As we went along he pulled leaves off plants for us to taste, he pointed out trees, plants, and told us how they were used in cooking or healing. It was fascinating. I highly recommend this hike and Jelmal.