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A former jeep trail, this trail starts at Leinster Bay and continues on to Coral Bay.


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1.6

Miles

2.5

KM

Point to Point

413' 126 m

High

41' 12 m

Low

288' 88 m

Up

429' 131 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

41%

Max Grade (22°)

Dogs Leashed

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Description

This trail connects the North Shore of St. John to Coral Bay. The best way to access it is from Leinster Bay Trail. The Brown Bay Trail spur trail leads further towards the east end of St. John and offers some great views and snorkeling.

Johnny Horn Trail is mostly kept open and clear by foraging feral donkeys and goats. Getting closer to Coral Bay the trail becomes somewhat steep and more difficult. After about a 10 min hike, the trail ends at the Moravian Church, just a short distance from the shops, restaurants and VITRANS 'bus stop.'

Flora & Fauna

Goats and donkeys.

Contacts

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Jon Eichner

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View in to Leinster Bay.
Feb 12, 2020 near Cruz Bay, VI
The reward after completing the Johnny Horn Trail from Leinster Bay to Coral Bay was a drink at Skinny Legs. How do you find it? Turn left at the goats!
Feb 12, 2020 near Cruz Bay, VI
Wide view of Leinster Bay.
Feb 12, 2020 near Cruz Bay, VI
The ruins at the opposite end of the trail from Annaberg Plantation. Once here you can continue your hike via Johnny Horn Trail over to Coral Bay.
Feb 12, 2020 near Cruz Bay, VI
Loose rock trail can be difficult when descending the steeper grades.
Feb 12, 2020 near Cruz Bay, VI

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Jan 25, 2024
Tom Herr
Starts at some old ruins with a wonderful view from a cliff. Trail goes down, then a steady up. The end follows a gravel road down into Coral Bay. 1.6mi
Jul 29, 2018
Laura Bevins
If you have hiking boots with you, wear them for ankle support. We hiked in sneakers just fine though. Lots of sun in the mid afternoon. 2mi — 1h 00m
Feb 18, 2016
Napo GV
1.6mi — 11h 45m
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