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Printed Circuit Cave

Caves - October 31st, 2009

Located on the southeast section of Mouth River Sink, the Printed Circuit Cave’s ten entrances give access to a two mile long complex of dry and active passageways bounded on [...]

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Last Resort Guest House

Accomodations - October 31st, 2009

Sheltered in the hills of Windsor, this is the most remote accommodation in the Cockpit Country and home of the Jamaica Caves Organization (JCO). It provides an intimate and [...]

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Lacovia Tombstones

Attractions - October 31st, 2009

The twin tombs in the village of Lacovia are believed to contain the bodies of two young men killed in a local duel in 1738. Only one of the [...]

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YS Falls

Attractions - October 31st, 2009

Nestled in the hills of St. Elizabeth, YS Falls is regarded as one of the island’s best and most beautiful waterfalls. It consists of seven tiers of cascading waterfalls [...]

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Dromilly Great Cave

Caves - October 31st, 2009

Massive stalactite and stalagmite formations adorn the large labyrinthine chambers of this cave complex. The graffiti lining its walls dates back as far as the 1880s.

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Martha Brae Rafting Station

Attractions - October 30th, 2009

The most developed bamboo rafting attraction in western Jamaica offers a three-mile (five kilometer) ride on small bamboo rafts. It provides a romantic and picturesque journey down the scenic [...]

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Windsor to Troy Hiking Trail

Windsor - October 30th, 2009

Built by the British Army during the Maroon Wars in the 1700s, this trail is one of the most interesting and formidable hikes in Western Jamaica. One of the [...]

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Oxford Cave

Caves - October 30th, 2009

Oxford Cave is a well-known and much traversed cave due to its easy accessibility. It is also significant for its large bat colony spanning several variations of species.

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Black River Safari Boat Tour

Tours - October 30th, 2009

Black River is a popular destination for numerous boat tours on Jamaica’s largest navigable river whose moss-lined bottom makes the clear water appear to be ink black. The boat [...]

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Two Hill Falls & Park

Bunkers Hill - October 30th, 2009

Located in Bunkers Hill, Two Hill Falls & Park is a wonderful reflection of some of Jamaica’s finest natural landscapes. The community of Bunkers Hill, situated in northern Trelawny, [...]

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Burnt Hill Road Hiking Trail

Trails - October 30th, 2009

Burnt Hill Road is a relaxing and leisurely trail for all ages to view and enjoy the natural beauty, wildlife, and unique geological formations of the Cockpit Country. It [...]

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Gourie Cave

Caves - October 30th, 2009

Gourie Cave, the highlight of Gourie Park, is the longest known cave system on the island. Historically, it was a hideout for runaway slaves and follows the channels of [...]

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Areas of Interest

The Cockpit Country is made up of several distinct communities, each of which offers a unique window onto Jamaican culture. Some of the main regions include, Accompong, Flagstaff, Windsor, Wait-A-Bit/Litchfield, and Sherwood Content. Many of these centers are located close to the Cockpit interior, while others can be reached via a 2-3 hour drive.

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Meet The Artist

Sandy Shirley

December 14th, 2009

Sandy specializes in sweet and delectable fruit jams–no doubt influenced by her mentor, her grandmother, Huntley Robinson. Her sugary concoctions are often made from mangoes, plums or pineapples whenever they [...]

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