St. John is home to the Virgin Islands National Park. The park offers over 20 hiking trails that vary in length, difficulty, scenery, and terrain. Some lead to the top of mountains, others to a beach, and some to ruins that offer a glimpse into the island’s history. Hiking is the most popular way to explore St. John. Take a hiking tour on St. John with a professional and knowledgeable guide. The experience will allow you to learn about the island’s natural resources and its history while appreciating the beauty of St. John.
Guided Hiking Tours on St. John
Reef2Peak: Hike through Newfound Bay
Reef2Peak offers hikes to help you discover the magic of St. John and the National Park. This 1-mile hike across…
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Hike through Salt Pond & Drunk Bay
Reef2Peak offers hikes within the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. Drunk Bay is located on the southeast side…
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Island Buddy: Honeymoon Bay Hike and Snorkel
On this guided hike, you will explore Lind Point Trail and Honeymoon Beach. The hike is a 1-mile beginner-intermediate hike…
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Reef2Peak: Hike to Brown Bay
Reef2Peak offers hikes within the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. Your guide will provide a wealth of information…
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Reef2Peak: Hike the Wellington Trail
Reef2Peak offers hikes on St. John that give you a new perspective on the island and the National Park. Discover…
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Reef2Peak: Hike to Waterlemon Cay
Reef2Peak offers hikes within the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. Waterlemon Cay is located on the east side…
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The National Park Service offers seasonal guided hikes of the Reef Bay Trail and a bird-watching hike at Francis Bay Trail. Typically, a ranger is in charge of them. The Reef Bay Trail hike is a popular choice. Reservations are strongly recommended on park-led hikes. Contact the National Park Visitor’s Center on St. John for more information.
Go Hiking on St. John, on Your Own
You can explore the trails within the Virgin Islands National Park, St. John, on your own as well. Visit Virgin Islands National Park Trails to see the various trails that are available. Trail descriptions are included. To help you explore St. John on your own, a guidebook like St. John Off the Beaten Track is worth getting, and the Trail Bandit Map for St. John also a good choice.