Trou de Fer is a dramatic canyon located on Réunion Island, known for its deep gorge and multiple waterfalls. The Bras de Caverne River flows through the canyon, which reaches depths of up to 300 meters (1,000 feet). The canyon features a large crater fed by six prominent waterfalls, including a 200-meter (660-foot) drop and a 300-meter (1,000-foot) waterfall that forms a narrow plume of water. At the canyon's base, a narrow slot canyon known as "The Corridor" extends for 3 km (1.9 mi), where debris often forms lakes, such as the "Lake of the Eel". The canyon is also famous for its mist-producing waterfall, known as the "Washing Machine".
If you are lucky and have a view you will have a 5/5 view. If you go there and you miss the view, it will suck - we were lucky, absolutely worth the 5 km hike that way :)
hossein mohammadi
5
Reviewed: 2023-03-23
Trou de Fer waterfall (in French: Trou de Fer) is a waterfall in France that is 725 meters high. This waterfall is the 21st highest waterfall in the world.
Veronika Bruncková
5
Reviewed: 2021-10-17
The trail is closed.
Kevin Lyons
5
Reviewed: 2021-02-08
Beautiful. Arrive before 9:30am to have a view without clouds. Avoid the muddy sentier and take sentier de l’école normale which is cleaner but much longer.
Robin Steinberg
5
Reviewed: 2018-04-15
Into the wild!! So good - Hopefully I'll come by again