Morne Cannot

Morne Cannot (also spelt Morne Canotte) is a notable volcanic peak spanning two parishes, Saint Luke and Saint George and is located in the South of Dominica, near the villages of Bellevue Chopin and Soufrière. This mountain, part of Dominica’s rugged volcanic landscape, contributes significantly to the island’s rich biodiversity and natural beauty. With its striking elevation, Morne Cannot form part of the volcanic chain that defines the southern region, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding areas and the Caribbean Sea.

Geographical Significance of Morne Cannot

Flanked by other prominent peaks such as Morne Plat Pays, Morne Cannot is known for its dense forests and challenging hiking trails, attracting nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Its proximity to the volcanic systems of the southern region, including Soufrière, makes it an essential feature in Dominica’s geological landscape. The mountain is also a crucial part of the island’s efforts to conserve biodiversity, with various endemic plant and animal species thriving in the area.

The mountain’s location near the coastal village of Soufrière and more inland near Bellevue Chopin further enhances its importance as a natural landmark, contributing to both the ecological and cultural heritage of Dominica