Tufton Hall Waterfall, Natural waterfall in St Mark parish, Grenada

Tufton Hall Waterfall is a waterfall in St Mark parish near Victoria, Grenada, on the slope of Mount Nelson. It drops about 25 metres and is the most voluminous waterfall on the island.

The falls lie on the slope of Mount Nelson near Victoria in Saint Mark parish. According to the German Wikipedia entry, they are Grenada's most voluminous waterfall and were discovered only recently; no date is given. The sources record no hurricane damage at the site.

Local guides from Victoria lead expeditions to the waterfall, carrying traditional tools like rope and cutlass to assist visitors through the terrain.

Reaching the site involves a long hike through unmarked paths and mountain streams in rainforest terrain. It is best to go with someone who knows the route well, as the ground can be slippery and the path is not always clear.

Tufton Hall Waterfall lies on the slope of Mount Nelson, not Mount Catherine, and German sources describe it as Grenada's most voluminous waterfall, though it was only recently discovered. Reaching it takes about three hours of hiking each way through technical terrain, and guides from Victoria usually carry rope and a cutlass.