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One of Jamaica’s natural wonders. A scenic three-mile uphill tour that winds through a rocky gorge, the gully has about 500 varieties of ferns overhung by tall trumpet and mahoe trees that meet overhead filtering the sunlight to create a cool rain forest condition in a tinged tunnel.
This moist sheltered environment is ideal for ferns and has sub tropical Rain Forest conditions. Street vendors along the road sell carvings and T-shirts for souvenir lovers.
At the top of the gully you drive into the local community of Colegate then through the community of Breadnut Hill with spectacular views of Ocho Rios and the coastline.
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Did you know?
Nine different Races/Nationals came to Jamaica:- Tainos, Spaniards, English, Jews, Welsh, Scottish, Irish, German, African & East Indian. All these Nationals have influenced Jamaica's culture in one way or another.