Trafalgar Falls, waterfall in St George parish, Dominica
Trafalgar Falls is a twin waterfall in Saint George Parish, Dominica, about 4 km east of Roseau at 173 m above sea level. It lies on the edge of the Trois Pitons plateau, where the Trois Pitons River and the Roseau River (Papillote) meet. The water of the two falls is also used to generate electricity in Trafalgar.
Trafalgar Falls lies at the edge of the plateau around the Trois Pitons, where the Trois Pitons River and the Roseau River (Papillote) meet. The twin falls drop from that confluence, and their water is also used to generate electricity at Trafalgar. The site sits in Saint George Parish, about 4 km east of Roseau, at 173 m above sea level.
The falls sit where the Trois Pitons River meets the Roseau River, also called Papillote, at the edge of the Trois Pitons plateau. Their water is also used to generate electricity in Trafalgar, so the twin cascades serve both visitors and the local power supply.
The site is accessible daily and requires a short walk of about 15 minutes from the entrance to reach the main viewing platform. Proper footwear is essential as the paths can be wet and slippery.
The falls sit at the edge of the Trois Pitons plateau, where the Trois Pitons River and the Roseau River (Papillote) meet. Their water is also diverted for power generation in Trafalgar. The site lies 173 m above sea level, about 4 km east of Roseau, surrounded by evergreen broadleaf forest.
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