Hiking

Maui Hiking

Iao Valley State Park

Trailhead Directions: Main Street to the end.
Type: 1 mile hike round trip. 1 mile hike round trip.
Highlights: Iao Needle Iao Needle

Nakallele Blowhole

Trailhead Directions: Highway 30. 16 miles N. of Lahaina.
Type:1 mile hike round trip. 1 mile hike round trip.
Highlights: lava formations, blowhole. lava formations, blowhole.

Oahu Hiking

Diamond Head Crater

Trailhead Directions: Diamond Head Road. Trail begins inside crater.
Highlights: Sweeping view of Honolulu. Sweeping view of Honolulu.

Molokai Hiking

Pepeopae Trail

Trailhead Directions: Hwy. 460 to Molokai Forest Reserve Road. After 5 miles, you’ll reach the boundary to the Forest Reserve to Puu Kolekole.
Type: Easy 1 1/2-mile round trip . Easy 1 1/2-mile round trip .
Highlights: Protected by Nature Conservancy of Hawaii. Protected by Nature Conservancy of Hawaii.

Pelekunu Trail

Trailhead Directions: Waikolu Valley Lookout .
Type: Unmaintained and extremely difficult. Unmaintained and extremely difficult.
Highlights: Lookout point. Lookout point.

Lanai Hiking

Munro Trail

Trailhead Directions: Rte. 440 to first major gravel road to the right, at the Y-intersection go left.
Highlights: highest point Lanaihale 3,370 feet, Norfolk pines, eucalyptus, ironwoods, ferns and wildflowers.

Kuolanai Trail

Trailhead Directions: Rte. 440 to first major gravel road to the right at the Y-intersection go left across from Maunalei Gulch.
Type: rugged & dangerous footpath.
Highlights: leads to the coast.

Kauai Hiking

Wailua Falls Trail

Trailhead Directions: Ma’alo Rd. 4 miles North of Lihue.
Type: Strenuous, 1/2 mile trail.
Highlights: Wailua River, natural pool at bottom of Wailua Falls.

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