Pont Cassé Junction

The Pont Cassé Junction, or the Pont Cassé Roundabout, is a pivotal crossroads in Pont Cassé, Dominica’s interior. It sits snugly between the Central Forest Reserve and the Morne Trois Pitons National Park. This junction marks the end of Segment #4 of the Waitukubuli National Trail, opening into the areas of Lancashire Estate and Brantridge Estate.

Pont Cassé Junction Overview

At the Pont Cassé Junction, commuters can take the Dr. Nicholas Liverpool Highway north, the Imperial Road east and south, or the Layou Valley Road west. Each route provides access to Dominica’s diverse natural landscapes and rich biodiversity. The junction serves as a gateway to breathtaking trails that traverse lush rainforests and scenic estates, enhancing Indigenous tourism by allowing visitors to explore the Indigenous people of Dominica and their enduring contribution to Dominica’s cultural heritage.

Cultural and Environmental Significance

The area surrounding Pont Cassé Junction is a vibrant tableau of nature’s bounty and historical narratives, rich in natural resources. Efforts are made to promote sustainable tourism, encouraging the hiking community to respect the environment and contribute to the preservation of Dominica’s natural landscapes. This junction not only enhances access to Dominica’s pristine environments but also fosters connections with the Kalinago people, deepening appreciation for their cultural heritage and sustainable practices that protect the island’s ecosystems.