Category: Attractions

Petroglyphs  are rock engravings of images that are created by removing part of a rock surface by pecking, carving, and abrading a rock until the desired image is created. The Petroglyphs Trail lies within the Reef Bay trail, a trail about five miles outside of Cruz Bay located on Route 10.  Continue reading “Petroglyhps Trail”

The Reef Bay Trail is a National Park trail that is roughly three miles in length. You can find this trail about five miles outside of Cruz Bay, on Route Ten. Begin your walk of Reef Bay Trail at an elevation of 900 feet, walking through the dense tropical forest of St. John, and slowly travel down to the dazzling Caribbean ocean. Continue reading “Reef Bay Trail”

The Elaine Ione Sprauve Library And  Museum features an array of historic information related to St. John. This museum is home to a collection of photographs, documents, and historical artifacts that come from the historically rich island of St. John. Continue reading “Elaine Ione Sprauve Library And Museum”

Annaberg Sugar Plantation is one of twenty-five sugar plantations that were once active on St. John. This plantation was established in 1718, and still stands today. In addition to growing sugar cane Annabeg plantation also produced molasses and rum. Continue reading “Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins”