Diana's Peak, Highest summit in Saint Helena
Diana's Peak rises 820 meters above sea level, forming part of a mountain chain with Mount Actaeon and Cuckold Point in Saint Helena.
The peak served as a crucial navigation point for ships traversing the South Atlantic Ocean during the maritime trade routes of past centuries.
The Diana's Peak National Park, established in 1996, preserves 81 hectares of natural forest and represents the ecological heritage of Saint Helena.
The hiking trail to Diana's Peak starts from a parking area near the W Road, with a round trip taking approximately three hours to complete.
The summit area contains 393 recorded invertebrate species, including 217 species that exist exclusively on Saint Helena and nowhere else on Earth.
GPS coordinates: -15.97263,-5.70024
Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:09
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