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Hiking the Saut des Trois Cornes (Sainte-Rose, Guadeloupe) - How to find it?
- corentindutal
- Feb 6
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 11
GPS track of the hike to go to the Saut des Trois Cornes without getting lost. The hike is quite accessible and starts at the Sofaïa springs. Allow 30-40 minutes to reach the waterfall. The hike takes place in the forest on a sometimes muddy path.
This hike is part of our exclusive pack: 16 must-see trails in Guadeloupe. Enjoy it!
Photos of the Saut des Trois Cornes in Guadeloupe
How long ?
Allow 1 hour 20 minutes round trip.
Difficulty
Easy / Medium
What should be expected?
Good walking shoes A K-way
A 1.5L bottle of water
Start of the hike
Hiking to the Saut des Trois Cornes in Guadeloupe
Saut des Trois Cornes is a magnificent waterfall located in Sainte-Rose, Guadeloupe. Nestled in the middle of the rainforest, it offers a preserved natural setting with clear water surrounded by rocks and lush vegetation. Easily accessible, it is an ideal place for a getaway in the heart of nature.
Access and Starting Point
Departure : Sofaïa baths car park, accessible from Sainte-Rose.
Duration : About 30 to 40 minutes walk to reach the waterfall.
Difficulty : Easy to moderate, the trail is well marked but can be slippery after rain.
The trail begins near the Sofaïa baths, famous for their sulfurous waters. A sign indicates the start of the hike. The path crosses a dense tropical forest where you can observe local species such as the white gum tree and various ferns.
Hike to the Waterfall
The trail descends gradually through lush vegetation, alternating between shaded passages and open areas. A few roots and rocks mark the route, requiring a certain amount of caution, especially in the wet season.
After a walk of about 30 minutes, the sound of water announces the arrival at the Saut des Trois Cornes. This waterfall forms a natural pool where you can cool off. The place is ideal for relaxation and offers a magnificent setting for nature and photography lovers.
Practical Advice
Equipment : Hiking shoes recommended, the trail can be muddy.
Weather : Avoid days of heavy rain as the path may become slippery.
Safety : Respect the environment and do not stray from the main path.
Download the GPX Track of the Hike
For those who wish to go to the Saut des Trois Cornes independently, we offer a detailed GPX track of the hike, to open on an application like maps.me
This hike is part of our exclusive pack: 16 must-see trails in Guadeloupe. Enjoy it!
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