About a 30 minute ride from Portsmouth, Dominica to the trailhead. A little over 7 miles rt and about 3K vert. The first half of which is easy hiking and stairs. The 2nd half is a mud / tree scramble. It took about twice as long to do the 2nd 1,500 feet as the first as you are climbing over and under trees and tree roots all the while trying to avoid knee deep mud (which you can't) There is a false summit about 100 feet below the true summit with a USGS type marker in a rock. It's another 20-30 minutes to the true summit which appeared unmarked. The trail from the false summit to the true summit wasn't really there and definitely involved some bushwhacking. All around a lot of fun. It was cloudy as all hell at the top with a stiff rain. Supposedly the summit is in the clouds 98% of the year. None the less and enjoyable hike that was a decent work out. Just don't expect a great view! I have gpx of the route if anyone needs it, shoot me a PM.