STJ - Proposal Spot
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STJ - Proposal Spot
I'm going to propose to my GF on St. John in a couple weeks. This will be our first time there, and we are staying at Concordia, which I believe overlooks Salt Pond. My plan has been to pop the question on the top of Ram's Head, at the end of the trail. I think we'll be able to see the spot from our eco-tent, and we'll be able to get good pics of it, and probably go back more than once.
So I just wanted some confirmation that this will be a good spot, or if you have other suggestions that would be great. I know the view will be fantastic, but it sounds like there's not much vegetation, etc.
Any other ideas, or do I have the right idea?
Thanks in advance!
So I just wanted some confirmation that this will be a good spot, or if you have other suggestions that would be great. I know the view will be fantastic, but it sounds like there's not much vegetation, etc.
Any other ideas, or do I have the right idea?
Thanks in advance!
Yes, this is a perfect idea! The views up there are amazing.
If you get there while the sun is rising it will be especially romantic and you'll likely have the place to yourselves. Just bring flashlights for the first part of the hike, while the sun is still coming up. Congratulations.
If you get there while the sun is rising it will be especially romantic and you'll likely have the place to yourselves. Just bring flashlights for the first part of the hike, while the sun is still coming up. Congratulations.

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It's a great spot - the views are amazing.
Is she a hiker? If not, the high of the proposal will certainly overtake any pains of the hike!
When we did it in November, we were the only ones on the trail for most of the time - not sure how many others may be sharing your moment during the high season. Although it will be nice if someone is around to take your picture together.
There are some pics of the hike and views in my TR:
http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/f ... drink+tour
Good Luck and congratulations! Let us know how it goes.
And since you'll be in the neighborhood, be sure to stop for lunch or dinner at the Tourist Trap!
Is she a hiker? If not, the high of the proposal will certainly overtake any pains of the hike!


When we did it in November, we were the only ones on the trail for most of the time - not sure how many others may be sharing your moment during the high season. Although it will be nice if someone is around to take your picture together.
There are some pics of the hike and views in my TR:
http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/f ... drink+tour
Good Luck and congratulations! Let us know how it goes.
And since you'll be in the neighborhood, be sure to stop for lunch or dinner at the Tourist Trap!
janet
Perfect! I'll add one thing...
If you're there during a full moon, it might be great to go out to Ram Head for sunset, and then hang out for a bit while the moon comes up. Bring headlamps with you for the return, in case it gets a little dark.
Congratulations. STJ will hold a special place in your hearts, and you'll have an excuse to return often.
Lovermont
If you're there during a full moon, it might be great to go out to Ram Head for sunset, and then hang out for a bit while the moon comes up. Bring headlamps with you for the return, in case it gets a little dark.
Congratulations. STJ will hold a special place in your hearts, and you'll have an excuse to return often.
Lovermont

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Having never been there before, do you think it's safe to do that hike in the dark? I love this idea, but I've heard the trail can be hard to find and I'd have no idea where I'm going.If you get there while the sun is rising it will be especially romantic and you'll likely have the place to yourselves. Just bring flashlights for the first part of the hike, while the sun is still coming up
Thanks for all the responses!
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Too funny, cap'n!cptnkirk wrote:Perfect spot. If she gets all romantic on ya watch out for the cactusand like another poster said, not to close to the edge it's a long way down.
Man, in our 5 trips, we've never ventured out to Ram's head. Gonna have to make that a priority.
Good luck sinkinsoon!!!!
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The trail is well marked. When you get down to the beach, walk all the way to the far side, and you will see a sign pointing to the trail. The first part is walking over rocks along the shoreline, the remainder is a dirt path. The trail is well used so you won't have trouble following it. Definitely bring a flashlight.
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