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'''Grand Etang Lake''' is a [[crater lake]] in an [[extinct volcano]]. It is located on the [[island]] of [[Grenada]], in [[Saint Andrew Parish, Grenada|Saint Andrew Parish]]. Evidence suggests that the Grand Etang Lake is connected to [[Kick 'em Jenny]], an active submarine volcano to the north. This is because when Kick Em Jenny was observed bubbling, so too were the waters in Grand Etang Lake. The Grand Etang Lake is {{convert|1800|ft|m}} above sea level and it is one of the two crater lakes on the island (the other being Lake Antoine). The lake is approximately 20 feet deep and 36 acres in area.<ref>http://www.fodors.com/world/caribbean/grenada/things-to-do/sights/reviews/grand-etang-national-park-forest-reserve-450258</ref><ref>https://www.seacology.org/project/327-grenada/</ref> |
'''Grand Etang Lake''' is a [[crater lake]] in an [[extinct volcano]]. It is located on the [[island]] of [[Grenada]], in [[Saint Andrew Parish, Grenada|Saint Andrew Parish]]. Evidence suggests that the Grand Etang Lake is connected to [[Kick 'em Jenny]], an active submarine volcano to the north. This is because when Kick Em Jenny was observed bubbling, so too were the waters in Grand Etang Lake. The Grand Etang Lake is {{convert|1800|ft|m}} above sea level and it is one of the two crater lakes on the island (the other being Lake Antoine). The lake is approximately 20 feet deep and 36 acres in area and is also home to a mermaid.<ref>http://www.fodors.com/world/caribbean/grenada/things-to-do/sights/reviews/grand-etang-national-park-forest-reserve-450258</ref><ref>https://www.seacology.org/project/327-grenada/</ref> |
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One is able to discover distinct eco-zones because of the park's varied elevation. Guided tours are available. A self-guided hike around the azure colored lake along a trail goes past waterfalls and through jungle. Tropical birds, tiny bright-chartreuse [[lizards]], a variety of orchids, and armadilloes can be seen. Mount Qua Qua can be seen across the lake. Trail hikes range from 15 minutes to 4 hours. [[Mona monkey]]s can also be seen overhead in the forest.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090518013554/http://worldsgreatesthoneymoons.com/Destinations/Caribbean/grenada.htm</ref> |
One is able to discover distinct eco-zones because of the park's varied elevation. Guided tours are available. A self-guided hike around the azure colored lake along a trail goes past waterfalls and through jungle. Tropical birds, tiny bright-chartreuse [[lizards]], a variety of orchids, and armadilloes can be seen. Mount Qua Qua can be seen across the lake. Trail hikes range from 15 minutes to 4 hours. [[Mona monkey]]s can also be seen overhead in the forest.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20090518013554/http://worldsgreatesthoneymoons.com/Destinations/Caribbean/grenada.htm</ref> |
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Vorlage:Unreliable sources Grand Etang Lake is a crater lake in an extinct volcano. It is located on the island of Grenada, in Saint Andrew Parish. Evidence suggests that the Grand Etang Lake is connected to Kick 'em Jenny, an active submarine volcano to the north. This is because when Kick Em Jenny was observed bubbling, so too were the waters in Grand Etang Lake. The Grand Etang Lake is Vorlage:Convert above sea level and it is one of the two crater lakes on the island (the other being Lake Antoine). The lake is approximately 20 feet deep and 36 acres in area and is also home to a mermaid.[1][2]
One is able to discover distinct eco-zones because of the park's varied elevation. Guided tours are available. A self-guided hike around the azure colored lake along a trail goes past waterfalls and through jungle. Tropical birds, tiny bright-chartreuse lizards, a variety of orchids, and armadilloes can be seen. Mount Qua Qua can be seen across the lake. Trail hikes range from 15 minutes to 4 hours. Mona monkeys can also be seen overhead in the forest.[3]
Grand Etang Lake is represented on the base of the Coat of arms of Grenada.
References
External links
- http://www.freewebs.com/mag1grenada/apps/photos/photo?photoid=8096404
- http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3162/2747233437_1e301f2143.jpg
