Hiking to Reggae Falls — Lifestyle Hikers, Seaforth, St. Thomas
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Hiking to Reggae Falls

Seaforth, St. Thomas

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This is a past outing. These details are kept for reference.

Date
Saturday, 4 April 2026
Departure
5:00 AM - Meet at Rocky Park, Harbour View, Basketball court across from the old drive in
Difficulty
Easy
Walking time
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Included
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Distance
5 mi round trip
Price
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Meeting point
Exact meeting point to be confirmed
Transport
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About this hike

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.

Is this hike right for you?

Ask about the expected pace, steep climbs, uneven ground, water crossings and rest stops. Difficulty labels describe the route broadly; they do not replace the specific itinerary.

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Arrive on time, bring water, and wear footwear suited to the terrain. Conditions can change quickly in the Jamaican hills — check the forecast the night before.

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