Hiking in Hawaii

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Diamond Head State Monument’s iconic cliff faces—earning it the name Leahi, or brow of the tuna, in Native Hawaiian—tower over Waikiki, making this bustling state park an unmistakable part of the Oahu landscape. Likewise, the Diamond Head hike is one of the most popular hikes and most visited state parks in the entire state of...
The crown jewel of Oʻahu, Lēʻahi, often referred to as Diamond Head, is one of the most recognizable landmarks Hawaiʻi has to offer. And it’s a favorite spot to visit amongst travelers and locals alike. However, the beloved visitor destination—which has only increased in popularity in recent years—will be making new changes to preserve the...
Even though I’d been in Hawaiʻi 20 years or so, it was my Russian friends, new to paradise, who dragged me to hike the Makapu’u Lighthouse trail. They were intent on exploring every part of the Island of Oʻahu, while I only sought out the paths less traveled. As it’s one of the most popular...
By Lehia Apana Haleakala. The name alone evokes an air of magic. It ripples off the tongue until slowly dissolving into a whispered exhale. Simply saying the word summons a cloud of mystique — one that is only realized by experiencing the mountain firsthand. Translated as “House of the Sun,” Haleakala is quite literally the...
Hanakāpī‘ai is a remote valley located along Kaua‘i’s opulent Nāpali Coast. The pristine basin encompasses a several hundred-foot tall waterfalls surrounded by dense jungle and a small silky beach tucked between robust mountains. Not for the Faint of Heart Reaching this secluded terrain, accessible only by foot, is not for the faint of heart. The...
The majestic Pololū Valley, is located at the end of Highway 270 in North Kohala. Take a leisurely drive through the quaint towns of Hāwī and Kapa‘au, and when you pass the 28 mile marker, get ready to have your breath taken away as you round the corner and are gifted with the breathtaking view...
Maui is known for its palm trees, turquoise waves and large surf, but few people know that at 6,500 feet above sea level, it has redwood trees and trails that crisscross fields of cinder and feel like the surface of the moon. Experience the island’s variety of landscapes on hiking adventures that range from treks...
Oʻahu is rich with hiking trails to waterfalls, through rainforests and with spectacular views for everyone from novice hikers to experts to historians, thrill seekers and families. If you know where to go, most hikes can be done without a guide. Some can easily be reached with a short Uber or Lyft ride from Waikiki...
It’s said only those who wander find a new path, and Hawaiʻi Island is a wanderer’s paradise. With so many adventurous trails to choose from, all one needs is a good pair of shoes and bottle of water to experience a free and authentic day of breathtaking wilderness. Hawaiʻi Island has hiking trails for every...
Surround yourself with nature and delve into the depths of Kaua‘i’s enchanted forests and seascapes by embarking on any number of hikes around the island. Most can be completed in a day and are well worth the workout, offering landscapes you wouldn’t otherwise see. One of the best places to lace up your hiking shoes...