Lameshur Bay Trail

This hike connects the Reef Bay Trail to excellent snorkeling, and also provides access to ancient petroglyphs.

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Lameshur Bay Trail Details

Leading from Lameshur Bay to the Reef Bay Trail and connecting with the Petroglyph Trail, the Lameshur Bay Trail is a popular hike. Access the trail from Reef Bay Trail to get in some good snorkeling at Lameshur Bay, or hike up to Reef Bay Trail to the Petroglyph Trail. No matter how you hike it, the Lameshur Bay Trail will ascend and descend on a moderately strenuous route through the forest. A short spur trail near the Reef Bay Trail leads to some ruins to investigate.

Difficulty

High

Distance

1.5 miles

Estimated time

2 hours

Region

N/A

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lameshur Bay Trail

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Europa Bay Trail

Two trails on either side of Europa Point -- both are worth the hike.

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Lameshur Bay Trailhead

You'll have little problem finding parking at this trailhead.

0.6 mi away

Lameshur Bay Beach

Don't let the name fool you -- this place is sure to be anything but lame.

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Petroglyph Trail

Seeing this rock art requires a hike.

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Reef Bay Trail

The most popular hike on St. John, but far more fun if you can get a boat ride back at the end.