Tufton Hall Waterfall
It’s amazing in an island only 24 miles by 12 that a new waterfall should be discovered in the last few years but it’s true.
The Tufton Hall Waterfall is located in St. Mark's, Victoria, Grenada. It is the tallest waterfall on Grenada and was just recently discovered. Of course a few locals knew that it was there but news did not get out. Tufton Hall Waterfall, in St. Mark's, Victoria vies with Mount Carmel for the title of the tallest waterfall on Grenada. A good reason why it was only recently discovered is that it’s approximately a 3 hour hike through some tough country to get there. On the way you’ll see waterfalls, swimming pools and sulphur springs. Depending on how far you want to follow the river, the hike can range from a challenge to an adventure. However, the hike itself is an adventure, and this adventure is not your typical hike. The typical mountain hikers goal is to reach the summit - that is its sole and primary purpose -however, in this adventure, and that is exactly what it is, an adventure, one will see incredible sights of unending waterfalls, swimming pools, sulfur springs, and of course, the largest waterfall on the island of Grenada. The adventure will vary for each hiker ranging from extremely challenging, to a light morning hike depending on how far you want to go up the river.
