Hike· Montserrat· Leeward Islands
Dry Waterfall & Soldier Ghaut Petroglyphs
16° 45.0′ N · 62° 12.4′ W · approximate
A wet, cliff-walled scramble up the rocky bed of Soldier Ghaut to a 100 ft waterfall that only runs in the rains - and, found in 2016, Amerindian petroglyphs thought to be 1,000 to 1,500 years old.
Practical
Marker is the Centre Hills coordinate from Wikipedia; the Soldier Ghaut trailhead position is not published - your guide will take you. About 1.2 miles, 3 hours round trip; slippery; book a guide (National Trust or Scriber's).
Best for
Adventurous hike with archaeology