Morne Seychellois stand at 910 meters above sea level and is Seychelles highest mountain.The mountain of Morne Seychellois forms the main water catchment areas of Mahe.
The altitude range and climatic variations found within the Morne
The trail start through a decent though a Takamaka forest at this point you get a brief view upward towards the summit of Copolia and eastward towards Ste Anne Island and the east coast of Mahe. There is a further decent as you walk around the head of a small valley. A small river can usually be heard where it emerges from rocks beneath the path.
After the Information point ,the path proceeds steeply upwards to join an old forestry road which was built maunally during the colonial area.
The trail then leaves the track to follow a ridge.The stee-est part are equiped with wooden steps,half way along the trail a wooden shelter welcomes you for a brief rest