Things to do
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Jacko Falls
A fall in the Layou valley below the maroon country, reached on a short walk in from the road through cocoa and forest.
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Jacko Steps
Steps cut into the rock of the Layou gorge by maroons, the escaped enslaved who held the interior into the early nineteenth century, and named for the leader killed here in 1814.
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Layou River
The longest river on Dominica, wide and shallow where it reaches the west coast, with bathing pools along the lower valley. It is the standard place on the island to swim in fresh water without a walk.
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Salton Falls
A fall on a tributary in the middle valley, reached on a short marked path, quieter than the Layou falls nearer the road.
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Spanny Falls
A pair of falls in the valley above Layou, the first reached in about fifteen minutes and the second by a rougher scramble beyond it.