Morne Diablotin
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 5.43 mi
- Elevation gain
- 157 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Experts only
- Elevation loss
- 295 ft
- Max elevation
- 4,380 ft
- TrailRank
- 22
- Min elevation
- 1,203 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Moving time
- 3 hours 51 minutes
- Time
- 6 hours one minute
- Coordinates
- 94
- Uploaded
- January 30, 2020
- Recorded
- January 2020
near Dublanc, Saint Peter (Dominica)
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Morne Imp
We slept in Dublanc, the first coastal town before the intersection with the road that leads to the start of the trail. We hitchhiked at the intersection. It is not worth going there on foot. You will easily find a farmer early in the morning who will pick you up in his pick-up, a means of transport that will provide you with a breathtaking view of the sea as you climb. The farmer did not go to the start of the path (hence the start of my route upstream)
The trail trail still traces the carnage of Maria. If you don't like having mud everywhere, weaving your way through the jungle among branches and roots, or even using your hands to climb a few parts, don't set foot there. For my part, I had the impression of becoming a child again, a pretty playground!
The view was however very crowded up there. I do not recommend climbing on rainy days.
The end of the trail is difficult to access, we did not go to the end because my teammate was fed up.
Provide a sufficient amount of water because there is none during the ascent (river available just before the start of the lake)
We slept in Dublanc, the first coastal town before the intersection with the road that leads to the start of the trail. We hitchhiked at the intersection. It is not worth going there on foot. You will easily find a farmer early in the morning who will pick you up in his pick-up, a means of transport that will provide you with a breathtaking view of the sea as you climb. The farmer did not go to the start of the path (hence the start of my route upstream)
The trail trail still traces the carnage of Maria. If you don't like having mud everywhere, weaving your way through the jungle among branches and roots, or even using your hands to climb a few parts, don't set foot there. For my part, I had the impression of becoming a child again, a pretty playground!
The view was however very crowded up there. I do not recommend climbing on rainy days.
The end of the trail is difficult to access, we did not go to the end because my teammate was fed up.
Provide a sufficient amount of water because there is none during the ascent (river available just before the start of the lake)
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