From what does the Mastic Trail take its name?

The Mastic Trail is named after the mastic trees that line its path. These trees, known scientifically as "Masticum" varieties, are native to the Cayman Islands and thrive in the unique ecosystems of the region due to their adaptability to local soil and climate conditions. The trail itself serves as a nature walk through the lush forests of Grand Cayman, allowing visitors to experience the biodiversity that the mastic trees contribute to the area's flora. The presence of these trees, along with their historical and ecological significance, gives the trail its distinctive name.