Morne Anglais

Morne Anglais, a prominent peak in Dominica, is accessible by the Morne Anglais Trail and is included in the Waitukubuli National Trail. At approximately 3,683 feet (1,122 meters), it is one of the tallest mountains in the South of Dominica, offering spectacular Caribbean Sea views.

About Morne Anglais

Morne Anglais is surrounded by the villages and estates of Giraudel, New Florida Estate, Rose Hill Estate, Malchar Estate, Berlin Estate and Pichelin, and the mountains of Morne Watt, Morne Canotte, Morne John, and Morne Plat Pays. This impressive and ecologically diverse terrain is a major highlight in Dominica’s tourism industry, appealing to hikers and nature enthusiasts worldwide. The mountain serves as the source for both River Gillion and River Douce.

Hiking Experience

The hike to Morne Anglais’s summit typically takes 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the weather conditions. On a clear day, the summit offers spectacular panoramic views of the island, including vistas of the capital city, Roseau, and the surrounding Caribbean Sea. The trail can be steep and slippery, particularly during or after rainfall, which adds to the hike’s difficulty.

Flora and Fauna

Hikers on the Morne Anglais trail will traverse through dense rainforest, home to various plant and animal species. The trail’s environment includes tropical plants and occasional sightings of local wildlife. The biodiversity along the trail enhances the hiking experience, providing both a physical challenge and a visual treat.

Morne Anglais is an integral part of Dominica’s natural attractions, offering an adventurous hike with the reward of stunning island views at the summit. It is a must-visit for hiking enthusiasts exploring Dominica’s volcanic landscapes.