Johnny Horn Trailhead
This trailhead has access to three trails on the northest coast of St. John.
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Johnny Horn Trailhead Details
The Johnny Horn trailhead can be found in Coral Bay off Highway 10, just east of the Emmaus Moravian Church. A steep, unnamed road leads to the trailhead, and you can park along the road as long as you're out of the way and not on private property. The Johnny Horn Trail meets up with the Brown Bay Trail about 0.7-miles into the trip. If you take Brown Bay Trail it's 1.5 miles to the trail's end on East End Road, 1.2 miles from the church. The Johnny Horn Trail also connects with the Leinster Bay Trail at its northern end. Alternatively, you can park at the Annaberg Sugar Plantation and hike the one-mile Leinster Bay Trail to the Johnny Horn Trail, which then takes you 1.8 miles south to its terminus at Base Hill (pronounced "Boss") near Highway 10 by the Moravian Church.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
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Region
Centerline Road
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Johnny Horn Trailhead
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Johnny Horn Trail
The easiest access to this trail requires a hike in.
0.6 mi away
Brown Bay Trail
A seaside trail with the chance to see nesting or hatching turtles.
0.8 mi away
Leinster Bay Beach
Rays, sea turtles, and starfish are among the snorkeling sights here.
0.9 mi away
Leinster Bay Trail
This easy trail leads to a beautiful spot to watch the sun rise or set.
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Hurricane Hole
The shape and placement of this cove make it ideal for sheltering from storms.
