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Unbelivable views overlooking the North shore and valleys in the distance make this trip a must see.
Listen for the harmonious White-rumped Shama birds....
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Beautiful volcanic soil and splendid views top off this hike. A good portion of this trail are on back road of Kaena Point tracking station. You must have a permit to do this hike...
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Breathtaking views, unique plants, and alittle rock climbing make for a rewarding and lively trip....
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This trail includes crossing Round Top Drive twice, but the hiker is awarded with an outstanding mile of forest hiking....
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 This site is listed to provide accurate information. In the past, this hike was very popular, however, the Stairway was Closed to public access for many years and was DANGEROUS due to the deteriorating condition of the steps and hand rails. Since then, the stairs have been reconstructed and opened back up to the public.
Built in 1942 by t...
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This trail jouneys through a beautiful rain forest which leads to a the summit of Puu Pia. We suggest that you bring rain attire for this hike....
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This trail take you through a rain forest and almost to the top of Puu Ohia then down through Pauoa Flatts and ending with spectacular views of Nuuanu Valley....
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Pupukea, North Shore
Pu'u O Mahuka Heiau ("Hill of Escape") is a well-preserved temple and is the largest on O'ahu covering over 5-acres and consisting of three adjoining enclosures measuring 575 feet by 170 feet. This was considered a powerful place for the kahuna and one of two places where wives of the ancient chiefs gave birth. This heiau may also have been a site of human sacrifice. In the upper section is a rais...
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 This easy 1 ½ mile hike is a great introduction to O'ahu trails. Recently reopened, this trail features great view of the Ko'olaus Mountains, small waterfalls, and deep, cool, pools....
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Makiki Forest Recreation Area is the location of three trailheads. This trail spirals through Makiki Valley with beautiful views of Honolulu....
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 Manoa Falls is a spectacular site as it tumbes down a near vertical cliff for approximately 150-feet into a small pool. The hike to the falls is classified as "easy" and travels through a bamboo forest, rainforest, and base of the Ko'oaus Mountains. The trail is approximately a 1 ½ mile hike, but DO NOT swim or drink the water. The small pool ...
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This moderate hike provides spectacular views of Manoa Valley, as pictured below. You will encounter many other trails throughout this hike, be sure to say on the path of your choice....
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Makiki Forest Recreation Area is the location of three trailheads. This is a trip with spectacular views of Honolulu. Stop to enjoy these views on the ridges....
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Makiki Forest Recreation Area is the location of three trailheads. This trail is an amazing stroll through the dense forest. There are many other trails in this area. Follow the signs of the trail you are planning to do you hike on....
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 Makapu'u Lighthouse is one of Hawaii's most familiar landmarks commanding a spectacular view of the Windward side of O'ahu. The lighthouse was built in 1909 and automated in 1974. A 2-mile paved trail leads to the lighthouse and a fantastic view of the entire coastline and the island of Molokai in the distance.
Two smaller islands c...
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 This is a beautiful trail with views of the Kaena Cliffs, Silk Oak, and Swamp Mahogany. Finishing with a spectacular view of Makua valley....
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This trail has something for everyone: Panaramic views, dense valleys, ridges, and senic back roads. The 4 wheeled drive areas are perfect for bike riding....
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This park is the beginning of two trails. Kahana Valley Trail offers breathtaking views of Kahana Bay. Over 140 native Hawaiians live throughout the community of Kahana Valley. Please be sure to respect their private property....
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Makiki Forest Recreation Area is the location of three trailheads. This trail is a leisurely walk running parallel to Kanealole Stream. Along the trail, be sure to view the ruins of stone walls from a coffee plantation in the 19th. century....
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 This park is the beginning of two trails. Kahana Valley Trail offers breathtaking views of Kahana Valley. This trial is only recommended for the experienced hiker. Over 140 native Hawaiians live throughout the community of Kahana Valley. Please be sure to respect their private property....
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 A rather long trail that peaks to Kaena Point Natural Area Reserve where you will enjoy the native plants and birds....
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 This trail runs along the ridge of the Ko'olau range and end at the Pali Lookout. This trail travels through a dense forest with many of Hawaii's natural flowers....
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 Unbelivable views overlooking the North shore and valleys in the distance make this trip a must see. Listen for the harmonious White-rumped Shama birds....
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 The most famous volcanic crater in the world is Diamond Head, located on the South-east Coast of O'ahu at the end of Waikiki overlooking the Pacific Ocean. It was originally named Laeahi by the ancient Hawaiians. The name meant "brow of the tuna" and looking at the silhouette of the crater from Waikiki, you can see the resemblance. The current...
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This trail is located near the end of Manoa Falls Trail. This is a trip containing many different landscapes. From the rain forrest to far ranging views and the enclosing forrest of giant bamboo. Due to the extreme moisture, this trail can be extremely slippery....
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 A diverse terrain and spectacular views makes this hike and absolute must. The beginning of the Aiea Loop starts off with a 5 foot ledge you must climb down....
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Hawaiian Style Travel
