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Chemin Le Niol, Beau Vallon, SC Seszele
kontakte telefon: +248
webseite: www.snpa.gov.sc
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: -4.6243426, Longitude: 55.4266917
Gal
::Loved it. The first half is in the open (under the sun) so hats and sunscreen is a must. Then you get to a small "cabin" thingy to watch the view. From there you will entry the trees so not much sun from here on. Once you go deep and close to the top, the tail is full of plants and big leaves from both sides (and above) and you'll have to move them to go on. At the top I was like.. "Where is the trail?" you do a little U turn to your left and then you climb up to the peak and the amazing view. I recommend getting the app Wikilock (and a power bank cause it will drain the battery).
Ivo Sinini
::Lohnenswert 👍
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::Larah Oh
::This path is steep but rewarding with a varying rainforest park in different heights. The path is Safe to walk and made so with handrails and steps in critical area. Great view across the island from the top! And many beautiful views while moving up. Marked in critical places, this path is great to Show different Flora on somewhat higher elevation at about 500m.
Yasanka Lakshitha
::Difficulty : Tough Duration : 2½ hrs Getting there: The simplest way is to take the SPTC bus number 32 as far as the terminus at Le Niol. On the opposite side of the road is an information point for the National Park, where you can get more detailed information during working hours. This is also the starting point of the trail. The main features of this trail are the panoramic views and the scenery which you discover as you follow the route. In the valley to the south of the ridge are forestry plantations of santol, mahogany and pine. Along the ridge, the vegetation is secondary, with common exotic species dominating, but scattered amongst these are hardy endemic species such as bois rouge, coco maron, bois calou and vacoa.