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Rosemount Falls waterfall Rosemount Falls waterfall Rosemount Falls waterfall and Rosemount estate on Grenada

Rosemount Falls are privately owned and are only available to persons lunching at the Rosemount Plantation House.
Rosemount Estate is inland from Gouyave.
Take the road by the Texaco gas station and turn right at the sign to Waterloo.
From Grenville, take the Clozier road north of Birch Grove.

Lunch at Rosemount estateIt makes an excellent lunchtime venue (Call473-444-8069) as you progress up the leeward coast or  hike the  Grand Etang area.
Originally called the Montrose Estate, the name was changed when the British took control of Grenada in the 1760s.

During Fedon’s Rebellion, slaves fled from Rosemount to Gouyave, enticed by French ideals of freedom and the fear of the French finding them in service to the British.

After peace was restored, it was incorporated into the large sugar estates of Dougaldston and St. Martin.
Today it is much smaller in size and the present owners, the Duncans, grow bananas, nutmeg, cocoa and vegetables.
The cool breeze on the hillside and stunning flower garden will certainly make you glad you found the place.
Behind the restaurant is an old boucan where mace is dried on railracks.

Lunch is by reservation only, 473-444-8069.

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