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JUN 13 2026

Judgement Cliff

St Thomas

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Time
5:00 Am - Rocky Park Harbour View , The Basketball court from Across the old drive in
Difficulty
Easy
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St Thomas
Spaces remaining
20 (CMS-managed)
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Are you ready? Step into history and challenge yourself on our upcoming expedition to one of Jamaica's most spectacular geological marvels. Join us for a thrilling 7-mile trek to the awe-inspiring Judgement Cliff in St. Thomas.

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MAY 23 2026

LSH City Walk: Walk. Sip. Connect. Repeat.

Kingston

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Time
5:00 AM - Jessie Ripoll Primary School
Difficulty
Easy
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Kingston
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20 (CMS-managed)
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Ready to see Kingston in a whole new light? Join the Lifestyle Hikers community for our upcoming LSH City Walk on Saturday, May 23! This isn't just a trek—it's a vibrant morning experience designed to explore the beauty of our city while sharing great vibes, unforgettable moments, and excellent company. We’re trading the mountain trails for a dynamic city route, but don't let the urban setting fool you—this is a Level 4 Experience that will keep you moving and refreshed. Along the way, we’ll be slowing down to socialize and stay hydrated with a selection of refreshing mocktails, mimosas, and cocktails. Whether you're here for the fitness, the views, or the social connection, this walk has something for everyone. Event Details Date: Saturday, May 23, 2026 Meeting Area: Jessie Ripoll Primary School, Kingston Time: 5:00 AM sharp Contribution: $500 JMD What to Expect Explore: A beautifully curated morning stroll through Kingston. Refresh: Unwind and mingle along the route with mocktails, mimosas, or cocktails. Connect: Bond with a community of like-minded movers, creators, and professionals. Note: Lace up your best walking shoes, bring your positive energy, and let's make this city walk unforgettable.

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MAY 09 2026

Savage Hill

Gordon Town

Completed
Time
5:00 AM - Gordon Town Square
Difficulty
Hard
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Meeting point
Gordon Town
Spaces remaining
20 (CMS-managed)
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Get ready for an exhilarating challenge as we take on Savage Hill via Red Light to return this Saturday. This Level 7 trek is designed for those looking to push their limits and experience the raw beauty of the Gordon Town ridges.

Completed
MAY 02 2026

Hike to Smokey Vale

Smokey Vale, St. Andrew

Completed
Time
5:00 AM - Richie B Gas Station , Corner of Mannings hill road and Constant Spring
Difficulty
Moderate
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Smokey Vale, St. Andrew
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20 (CMS-managed)
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Hiking through Smokey Vale in St. Andrew offers a refreshing escape from the heat of Kingston, taking you into the cooler, mist-shrouded hills of the Manning's Hill area. The neighborhood is known for its elevation and lush, green surroundings, providing panoramic views of the city and the Kingston Harbour as you climb.

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APR 18 2026

Trade the Trails for the Tides!

Port Royal Beach

Completed
Time
5:30 AM - Palisadoes
Difficulty
Moderate
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Meeting point
Port Royal Beach
Spaces remaining
20 (CMS-managed)
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Join Lifestyle Hikers this Saturday for an energizing Beach Workout at Port Royal Beach. We’re swapping the hills for the sand to bring you a high-energy session to start your weekend right. Catch the sunrise, feel the breeze, and let’s get moving! Event Details: Date: Saturday, April 18 Meet Up: 5:30 AM @ Palisadoes Start Time: 6:00 AM Location: Port Royal Beach What to Bring: 🧘 Exercise Mat 🧼 Towel 👕 Change of clothes See you on the sand!

Completed
APR 11 2026

Sugarloaf, Gordon Town

Gordon Town, St. Andrew

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Time
5:00 AM-Meet at Gordon Town Square
Difficulty
Moderate
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Gordon Town, St. Andrew
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20 (CMS-managed)
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Tucked away in the hills of Gordon Town, Sugarloaf Falls—locally known as C-Pond—is a hidden twin-cascade gem that offers a truly raw and refreshing escape. The moderately challenging 40-minute hike from Penfield takes you across loose shale and down rustic wooden ladders, leading to a secluded pool famous for having some of the coldest water in St. Andrew. Perfect for those looking to trade the crowds for a slice of untouched nature, this sanctuary provides a serene atmosphere and a rewarding "ice bucket challenge" for adventurous souls. It’s a quintessential Blue Mountain experience that feels miles away from the heat of the city.

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APR 04 2026

Hiking to Reggae Falls

Seaforth, St. Thomas

Completed
Time
5:00 AM - Meet at Rocky Park, Harbour View, Basketball court across from the old drive in
Difficulty
Easy
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Seaforth, St. Thomas
Spaces remaining
20 (CMS-managed)
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Reggae Falls, located in the hills of Seaforth, St. Thomas, is a spectacular 70-foot man-made cascade originally built as a hydroelectric dam on the Johnson River. Your hike from the Serge Island area will take you through lush forest terrain and rocky riverbeds, eventually leading to the thunderous falls that offer a powerful "natural massage" and a deep, refreshing pool perfect for swimming. Known locally as "Dam Head," the site provides a rustic, community-oriented atmosphere where you can relax in the therapeutic mineral waters after navigating the moderately challenging trail.

Completed
MAR 21 2026

Hike Kingsworth, Jack's Hill

Jack's Hilll

Completed
Time
5:00 Am - Hillel Academy
Difficulty
Moderate
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Jack's Hilll
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20 (CMS-managed)
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The hike to Kingsworth is both a physical climb and a peaceful escape, blending city views, hillside neighborhoods, and the quiet beauty that defines the higher elevations of Jack’s Hill. It’s a short adventure that reminds you how quickly Kingston transforms from urban energy to mountain calm.

Completed
MAR 07 2026

Cinchona Botanical Gardens

East Rural St. Andrew ( Blue Mountains)

Completed
Time
5:00 AM- Flow Head Office Parking Lot ,Half Way Tree Road
Difficulty
Moderate
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East Rural St. Andrew ( Blue Mountains)
Spaces remaining
2 (CMS-managed)
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🌿 What's There: The gardens still showcase unique orchids and many other plant species, with a spectacular view of the east side of the Blue Mountains, Strawberry Hills, and Kingston. You'll find global varieties of temperate and semi-tropical plants, from eucalyptus and rubber trees to cork oaks and lilies, plus a Bamboo Walk with a velvety moss floor. Lime Tree Farm The gardens are described as somewhat semi-abandoned, but the natural beauty more than compensates. 🏛️ History Established in 1868 by Governor Sir John Peter Grant, it was originally a centre for experimental botanical work. The cinchona trees planted there produce quinine, used to treat malaria, which is where the garden gets its name. In 1903, the Jamaican government leased Cinchona to the New York Botanical Gardens and, later, to the Smithsonian Institute

Completed
FEB 21 2026

Falling Edge-Stony Hill

St. Andrew

Completed
Time
7:00 AM — Meet at Trailhead
Difficulty
Moderate
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Meeting point
St. Andrew
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15 (CMS-managed)
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Falling Edge Waterfall, also known as Bowden Hill Falls, is one of St. Andrew's best kept secrets, tucked away in the cool hills of Stony Hill, just 30 minutes from Manor Park in St.Andrew. The 40-foot cascade pours into a refreshing natural pool surrounded by lush greenery, reachable via a short 10–15 minute hike.

Completed
FEB 07 2026

Nonsuch Falls

Portland

Completed
Time
5:00 AM
Difficulty
Hard
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Portland
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20 (CMS-managed)
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Nonsuch Falls, tucked away in the rural community of Nonsuch in Portland, is Jamaica's tallest waterfall at 291 feet — standing even higher than Niagara Falls. It's a hidden gem managed by a local family, offering guided hikes through lush rainforest down to the base, where natural pools await. The trek is challenging but well worth it.

Completed
JAN 24 2026

Catherine's Peak

St. Andrew

Completed
Time
6:30 AM
Difficulty
Hard
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St. Andrew
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12 (CMS-managed)
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Catherine's Peak is the highest point in the parish of St. Andrew, rising to 5,050 feet within the Blue Mountains. It is named after Catherine Long, the wife of Sir Henry Moore, who served as Governor of Jamaica in the mid-1700s, as she is believed to have been the first white woman to scale the peak, making the ascent in 1760. The summit is easily spotted from a distance, identifiable by the cluster of communications antennas at the top. The trailhead begins at Newcastle, a Jamaica Defence Force training camp, where hikers can park and set off on foot.

Completed
JAN 10 2026

Kwame Falls

St. Mary

Completed
Time
5:00 AM
Difficulty
Hard
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St. Mary
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25 (CMS-managed)
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Kwame Falls is a picturesque, off-the-beaten-path waterfall tucked away in the rural community of Robin's Bay in St. Mary parish. It carries deep historical significance, being named after Kwame, a warrior who fought alongside the legendary Tacky in Jamaica's most notable pre-emancipation rebellion of 1760. To reach the falls, visitors embark on a roughly four-hour round-trip hike through lush tropical rainforest, crossing the Kwame River multiple times and taking in sweeping views of St. Mary's rugged coastline along the way. At the journey's end, a graceful cascade tumbles into a deep, refreshing pool, known for having warm spring-fed spots, surrounded by towering trees and vibrant foliage, making the trek well worth the effort for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

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