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One of the, if not the, worst trails I've ever been on--extremely rocky and unsafe if you've had previous injuries
Lind Point Trail的点评
点评：I don't know if I've ever been on a worse trail. It should have a sign: Danger strong likelihood you will break or sprain an ankle. I had a previous ankle injury so I knew it was rocky (didn't know how rocky) and switch to tennis shoes before doing it. I was also hiking this with a neck strain, so not the best circumstances, but I wanted to get one hike in, this seemed doable by description and of course, the main goal was to reach Honeymoon Beach.
This trail was literally almost nonstop rocks I had to carefully and rather constantly watch my footing on. Even without previous injuries or even if I had hiking boots and was 20 years younger, I still would not want to do this trail again. It was seriously unpleasant and I could see why the USVI Park did not charge entrance fees with how bad this trail was. I'm normally the one leading us on a hike and encouraging the kids to keep pushing through, but this time youth was on their side and they were way ahead navigating the rocks with no problem while my husband helped me almost the whole way. People that already did it and were leaving made comments like it wasn't easy for them either saying not much longer. I wondered why they were going back up the hard way because I had both read there was an easier way back and the taxi driver said the same. With my neck and previous leg injuries I would have possibly not been able to go back and do that same path again unless there was no way out and no choice. Luckily towards the end of the first part where you almost reach Honeymoon, I see a glorious fork/hope in the road and one other family that seemed to know what I read and I asked them to confirm and they said it was the easier way back.
It wasn't that it was just a miserably rather constant uneven rocky path to navigate, it wasn't visually interesting whatsoever. It was shaded and luckily not buggy so there is that, but the path was awful I can't rate it higher. I'm used to navigating tree roots small and big rocks here and there while hiking, but what was so taxing again was how relentless and non stop these rocks were. It simply is not safe for anyone without strong ankles. I felt like an old lady on that trail which is embarrassing because I've handled what others have rated as harder trails---that one was just too challenging for my particular history of injuries and not ideal of course for a significant neck strain but again I didn't think it was THAT rocky. I will say though there weren't a lot of people, I didn't see anyone else struggle as much as me in case that helps others decide they may want to try it. Overall, I would not recommend and suggest you get whatever shuttle that might be offered to get there instead or just skip that beach.
The trail back wasn't easy per se but it was significantly better than the trail down from off the side of the Visitor's Center. I believe the trail we took back was Lower Lind Point. It still had bad rocky sections, but they weren't nearly as frequent and there were at least a few visually interesting cactus and plants and one lonely hermit crab on the way back vs the very boring one on the way there. I'll review Honeymoon Beach separately, but I will say at first glance I wasn't like oh that trail was so worth this.
This trail was literally almost nonstop rocks I had to carefully and rather constantly watch my footing on. Even without previous injuries or even if I had hiking boots and was 20 years younger, I still would not want to do this trail again. It was seriously unpleasant and I could see why the USVI Park did not charge entrance fees with how bad this trail was. I'm normally the one leading us on a hike and encouraging the kids to keep pushing through, but this time youth was on their side and they were way ahead navigating the rocks with no problem while my husband helped me almost the whole way. People that already did it and were leaving made comments like it wasn't easy for them either saying not much longer. I wondered why they were going back up the hard way because I had both read there was an easier way back and the taxi driver said the same. With my neck and previous leg injuries I would have possibly not been able to go back and do that same path again unless there was no way out and no choice. Luckily towards the end of the first part where you almost reach Honeymoon, I see a glorious fork/hope in the road and one other family that seemed to know what I read and I asked them to confirm and they said it was the easier way back.
It wasn't that it was just a miserably rather constant uneven rocky path to navigate, it wasn't visually interesting whatsoever. It was shaded and luckily not buggy so there is that, but the path was awful I can't rate it higher. I'm used to navigating tree roots small and big rocks here and there while hiking, but what was so taxing again was how relentless and non stop these rocks were. It simply is not safe for anyone without strong ankles. I felt like an old lady on that trail which is embarrassing because I've handled what others have rated as harder trails---that one was just too challenging for my particular history of injuries and not ideal of course for a significant neck strain but again I didn't think it was THAT rocky. I will say though there weren't a lot of people, I didn't see anyone else struggle as much as me in case that helps others decide they may want to try it. Overall, I would not recommend and suggest you get whatever shuttle that might be offered to get there instead or just skip that beach.
The trail back wasn't easy per se but it was significantly better than the trail down from off the side of the Visitor's Center. I believe the trail we took back was Lower Lind Point. It still had bad rocky sections, but they weren't nearly as frequent and there were at least a few visually interesting cactus and plants and one lonely hermit crab on the way back vs the very boring one on the way there. I'll review Honeymoon Beach separately, but I will say at first glance I wasn't like oh that trail was so worth this.
翻译：我不知道自己是否走过比这更糟糕的步道了。这条路应该立个警示牌才对：危险！极有可能扭伤或摔伤脚踝。我以前受过脚踝伤，所以知道这条路石头很多（只是没想到会多到这种程度），因此在出发前我换上了网球鞋。当时我的脖子也有伤，条件算不上理想，但我还是想去徒步一次。从描述来看这条路似乎可以走，当然，我的主要目的还是抵达蜜月海滩。这条步道上几乎全是石头，我必须时刻小心地留意脚下。即便我以前没有受过伤，哪怕穿着远足靴且年轻20岁，我也不想再走这条步道了。它真的让人极不愉快；考虑到步道状况如此糟糕，我也能理解为何美属维尔京群岛国家公园不收取门票。平时都是我来带领大家徒步，还鼓励孩子们坚持走下去。不过这次，年轻人们站在他们这边；他们轻松地领先于众人，毫无障碍地穿过了岩石区，而我的丈夫则几乎全程都在帮助我。那些已经走完全程准备返回的人则说道，对他们来说这条路也并不容易，还说离终点没多远了。我很纳闷他们为什么要走那条艰难的路线返回，因为我之前读到过有条更简单的返回路径，出租车司机也这么说。由于颈部和腿部的旧伤，我可能没法再沿着原路返回了，除非别无选择、别无退路。幸运的是，在快到“蜜月地”的第一段路程末尾，我看到了一个绝佳的分岔路/希望之路；当时还有另一家人，他们似乎明白我读过的相关内容。我请他们确认一下，他们也说那才是更轻松的返回之路。
那条路也并非只是一段极其艰难、处处崎岖不平的石路而已。从视觉上来说，这条路线毫无吸引力可言。虽然有阴影遮挡，幸好也没有什么漏洞或问题，但路线本身实在糟糕透顶，我实在给不了更高的评分。我平时徒步时习惯了要绕过各种树根以及大小不一的石头，但这次最让人吃不消的是那些石头实在太多了，而且连绵不断。对于脚踝不够强壮的人来说，走这条路实在不安全。在那条小径上，我感觉自己就像个老太太——挺尴尬的，因为我曾经走过被其他人评价为更难的路线。不过那条小径对我来说实在太具挑战性了，考虑到我过去的伤病史，它显然不适合我；对于颈部有损伤的人来说当然也不理想。不过说实话，我原以为那里的石子路没那么多。我得补充一点：路上没多少人，我没看到有其他人像我这样吃力。如果这能帮到其他想尝试这条路线的人做决定的话，也算是件好事吧。总的来说……我不推荐去那里，建议你们选择任何可提供的接驳车前往，或者直接放弃去那个海滩。
返回的路线本身并不轻松，但比起从游客中心旁边下去的那条路要好得多。我觉得我们返回时走的是下林德角小径。不过这条路上仍然有一些路况糟糕且多石的路段。不过它们出现的频率远远没那么高，而且在返回的路上至少能看到一些外形挺有趣的仙人掌和植物，还有一只孤零零的寄居蟹；相比之下去程的路景就相当无聊了。我会单独评测一下蜜月海滩，但乍一看的话，我倒不觉得“这条步道真的值得一走”之类的。
那条路也并非只是一段极其艰难、处处崎岖不平的石路而已。从视觉上来说，这条路线毫无吸引力可言。虽然有阴影遮挡，幸好也没有什么漏洞或问题，但路线本身实在糟糕透顶，我实在给不了更高的评分。我平时徒步时习惯了要绕过各种树根以及大小不一的石头，但这次最让人吃不消的是那些石头实在太多了，而且连绵不断。对于脚踝不够强壮的人来说，走这条路实在不安全。在那条小径上，我感觉自己就像个老太太——挺尴尬的，因为我曾经走过被其他人评价为更难的路线。不过那条小径对我来说实在太具挑战性了，考虑到我过去的伤病史，它显然不适合我；对于颈部有损伤的人来说当然也不理想。不过说实话，我原以为那里的石子路没那么多。我得补充一点：路上没多少人，我没看到有其他人像我这样吃力。如果这能帮到其他想尝试这条路线的人做决定的话，也算是件好事吧。总的来说……我不推荐去那里，建议你们选择任何可提供的接驳车前往，或者直接放弃去那个海滩。
返回的路线本身并不轻松，但比起从游客中心旁边下去的那条路要好得多。我觉得我们返回时走的是下林德角小径。不过这条路上仍然有一些路况糟糕且多石的路段。不过它们出现的频率远远没那么高，而且在返回的路上至少能看到一些外形挺有趣的仙人掌和植物，还有一只孤零零的寄居蟹；相比之下去程的路景就相当无聊了。我会单独评测一下蜜月海滩，但乍一看的话，我倒不觉得“这条步道真的值得一走”之类的。
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