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End of 'Aiea Heights Drive, 'Aiea Heights, 'Aiea. Follow H-1 to Moanalua Highway (Hwy. 78). Take the 'Aiea cutoff to the third traffic light, make a right turn at 'Aiea Heights Drive and follow it about 3 miles up to the end of the road.
I did the loop trail here and it was a great hike with amazing views. It was about six miles and some good up and down.
A well-preserved site with sacred stones. There is plenty of parking and picnic areas as well as restrooms.
Popular state park, finding parking on weekends can be difficult. 8 BBQ pits, various locations, near pavilions or picnic tables 🏕️🍖🥾
Prepare to be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of this hiking trail, offering an awe-inspiring panorama of gorgeous and beautiful views. The hike is a delightful experience, especially in dry conditions, allowing you to fully appreciate the scenic wonders. However, caution is advised after rainfall, as the terrain can become muddy. To fully enjoy this natural spectacle, it's crucial to wear appropriate shoes that can handle the occasional muddy patches, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trek through the stunning landscape.
