Nature in St Kitts and Nevis

Bat Cave is a cave site in rough foothill terrain above Challengers, set inland from the west coast near the Stone Fort River.

Bat Cave Trail is the route to Bat Cave on St Kitts, climbing from the Challengers side into west-southwest foothill terrain.

Bath Hot Springs is the geothermal spring site near Bath Village on Nevis, where naturally heated water rises in the historic Bath corridor.

Black Rocks is a volcanic rock formation on the northeastern Atlantic coast of St Kitts near Belle Vue and Saddlers, where dark lava fields meet heavy surf.

Camps River Watershed is the protected catchment on windward Nevis around Camps, where ravines, river channels, and forest gather runoff from the mountain.

Central Forest Reserve National Park is the protected rainforest belt around Mount Liamuiga, covering much of the interior high ground of St Kitts.

Dos D'Anse Pond is an upland pond high on Verchild's Mountain in St Kitts, reached through steep interior terrain on the upper slopes.

Dos D'Anse Pond Trail is the steep mountain route on St Kitts that climbs toward Dos D'Anse Pond on the upper slopes of Verchild's Mountain.

Golden Rock and Nevis Forest is a moderate upland trail on Nevis, moving through forest above Gingerland without turning into a full summit climb.

Golden Rock to Nevis Waterfalls is a forest route above Golden Rock on Nevis, following upland tracks and pipeline corridors into wetter mountain ground.

Great Salt Pond is the large saline pond on the Southeast Peninsula of St Kitts, set within the peninsula's flat, dry, wind-exposed landscape.

Hicks Village to Nevis Volcano is an advanced mountain route on Nevis, rising from the Hicks side toward the volcanic slopes of Nevis Peak.