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Wiliwilinui Trail
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
see a larger version of the photo |
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FACTS |
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Difficulty Rating:
Moderate |
Best Time To Go:
Avoid if rainy, but 2 days after
rain the trail should be in good
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Distance:
4.6 miles round trip |
Recommended Map: |
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Estimated Time:
4 hours |
Trail Head GPS:
N 21 18.157 W 157 45.737 |
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Elevation Gain:
1,200 feet |
Trail Head
Directions:
Take the Kalanianaole Highway
eastbound and turn left onto Laukahi
Street, past the Kalani High School.
Near the top of Laukahi Street is
the security guard booth. Check in
and continue on up to Okoa Street,
turn right, and park in the small
lot at the trail head.
Alternatively, take bus #22/23/24
from Kuhio Street toward Hamuamu
Bay; get off at the stop closest to
the country club. Follow Laukahi
Street as above. |
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Costs/Permits:
Permission from the security guard
(bring ID) |
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OVERVIEW |
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There are several ridge hikes on Oahu,
especially just outside of Honolulu, but
you'll likely have this one all to yourself.
Explore the Koolau Mountain Range,
overlooking the Kapakahi Gulch, not for the
amazing views back toward Honolulu, Diamond
Head, and Koko Crater, but also for the view
of the windward side's white sand beaches at
Wamanalo Bay. Also, you'll enjoy the native
flora, hiking up through the ironwood, koa,
and ohia forests, with an opportunity to
taste strawberry guava straight from the
tree......... |
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NOTE:
For more detailed information and maps on
this or any other hike in Hawaii we highly
recommend for purchase the Oahu Hiking book
at this website:
click here |
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