Head right for Grand Etang Lake and the Shoreline Trail Off we go!Īt this point, the Mount Qua Qua hike gradient increases but some helpful man-made steps integrated into all the steeper sections greatly aid your climb. After a short distance, there is a route off to your right which leads down to Grand Etang Lake and the Shoreline Trail, if you fancy a little further exploring. The first section of the trail is relatively flat and leads you through pleasant forest on a well-defined track. We negotiated a EC$100 (£30 approx) fee for the hike and headed 200-300 metres down the road in the direction of St Georges, to the trailhead on the right-hand side of the road. At the same time, a friendly young man, called Gemry, introduced himself as our guide to Mount Qua Qua. We then looked up to see a number of tour coaches arrive and within minutes hoards of cap and camera-clad tourists marched in our direction. We were the only people there and at first, we weren’t even sure that the park was open. Here we enquired about a hiking guide as we were unclear as to the difficulty and state of the trail to the summit of Mount Qua Qua. Upon arriving at Grand Etang National Park just after 09:00, we headed straight to the visitor’s centre where we signed in. The national park entrance is situated just off the main road connecting Grenada’s capital, St Georges, with the island’s second biggest town, Grenville. Mount Qua Qua is located in Grand Etang National Park, in Grenada’s mountainous centre.
Next, we took the number 6 bus which deposited us right at the entrance to Grand Etang National Park and the starting point of the Mount Qua Qua hike.
“Looking for another Rainforest hike? Head to Concord Falls…” So, early one morning, our Airbnb hosts dropped us in River Sallee where we jumped on the number 9 bus to Grenville. I think, it’s about time the people petition the national legislative for impeachment proceedings against Cllr Varney Sherman, Bob sheriff, Emerson Kamara and Mambu Sonii for poor and under representation,” the Green Revolution of Liberia Revolutionary Gladiator concluded.Our opportunity arose when we were staying in the village of Bathway, on the northeast coast of Grenada. “An example of these people un-seriousness can be clearly attributed to the entire ongoing discussion in Kingjor ending in deadlock, the people had no trust in those lawmakers. “It’s about time we take leadership of the decisions of our people back home and ensure that poor, unprepared, arrogant, visionless, corrupt, criminals, unsophisticated leaders are not elected never again or confirmed to serve on our county leadership,” Mr. The Green Revolution leader also averred that there has been no Legislator in the interest of their county, qualified Cape Mountainians languishing in Monrovia without jobs when companies are all over our county, a with an ineffective county development superintendent. Sherman, senior senator been in the National legislature for over 4 plus years or so without any oversight function benefiting us as people of this beautiful county, as our county is been exploited by three International companies ( BeaMountain, Mano Oil and Madina Rock Cruiser) and we the people continue to live in abject poverty, poor medical facilities, no medicine at government-own health centers, our women dying from child labor because of lack of moving ambulances, our schools are without competent class room teachers, our roads are so deplorable and so for.” Emerson Kamara of Tawor and part of Pokpa and learned Cllr Varney B. Bob Sheriff of Golakonneh and Pokpa, Rep. Mambu Sonii of Garwola and Commonwealth, Rep. From the look of things, Cape Mount has no representation both in central and local government,” Gladiator Kromah stated. We continue to make the same mistakes over and over but expecting different results. “The people of Cape Mount are been duped for far too long due to leadership deficit or underrepresentation. He refers to them as betrayal of the people trust Varney Sherman, Representatives Emerson Kamara, Bob Sheriff and Mambu Sonii as those who are greatly responsible for the people’s suffering. IPNEWS-Monrovia: The chairman of the Green Revolution of Liberia, Revolutionary Gladiator Manja Varney Gbassey Kromah in a telephone conversation from Kingjor, Grand Cape Mount county lamented that the reason the people of Grand Cape Mount County are suffering is because of poor and under representation of the county lawmakers.
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