Grand Étang National Park in Grenada is a lush, mountainous rainforest offering stunning views and diverse wildlife. The park's centerpiece is the Grand Étang Lake, a volcanic crater lake surrounded by hiking trails of varying difficulty. Accessibility varies; some trails are well-maintained, while others are more challenging. Solo visits are possible for experienced hikers, but guided tours are recommended for in-depth knowledge and safety, especially on longer trails. Seasonal restrictions may apply during heavy rainfall periods due to trail conditions. Expect to spend approximately $5-20 USD for park entrance fees or guided tours. A typical visit can last from a few hours to a full day, depending on the trails you choose to explore. Be prepared for potential rain and bring appropriate hiking gear.