A marked network of spurs and loops behind the National Park visitor center in Cruz Bay on St. John, running out to the Cruz Bay Overlook, Salomon Beach and Honeymoon Beach. The path is narrow and rocky, and hikers pick up an NPS parking pass at the visitor center.
An old dirt road runs the quarter mile from the parking area to Salt Pond Bay beach, inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. The Ram Head trail itself is just under a mile, a narrow path that climbs to the top.
Two-thirds of St. John is national park. Trails lead to historic plantation sites and to ancient petroglyphs made by the Indigenous Taino, and visitors snorkel the coral reefs inside the park. Reaching it means a flight to St. Thomas and a ferry across.