Blue Mountain Peak the 3–4 hour hike is usually undertaken in darkness. Since the sky is usually very clear in the mornings, Cuba can be seen in the distance. Some of the plants found on the Blue Mountain cannot be found anywhere else in the world and they are often of a dwarfed sort. This is mainly due to the cold climate which inhibits growth. The small coffee farming communities of Claverty Cottage and Hagley Gap are located near the peak. Blue Mountain Peak Blue Mountain Peak is the highest mountain in Jamaica and one of the highest peaks in the Caribbean at
The Blue Mountain Gazette areas, was incorporated with "The Mountaineer". "The Blue Mountain Gazette" has been digitised as part of the Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program project of the National Library of Australia. The Blue Mountain Gazette The Blue Mountain Gazette was a newspaper launched in Katoomba in January 1903. In January 1903 "The Blue Mountain Gazette" was launched by E. D. Wilson, who set up his business on Main Street, Katoomba. Twelve months later, in January 1904, Wilson sold his interest in the paper to Robert Gornall. Gornall sold to John Knight of "The Mountaineer" in December 1904 and transferred his printing plant "to