SOME FAV HIKING TRAILS

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Advance reservation are now required for all visitors (except state of Hawai'i residents) reservations and information 

https://www.gohaena.com/.

This trail is used mainly for off-road driving and hiking.

If your planning to be spending some time around the leeward side stacking up some rays then its worth checking out .

Waimea Canyon State Park Charges a fee to park and enter for Hawaii non-residents. Fees are per Vehicle for parking and person for entrance . For more informaion, please visit https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/kauai/waimea-canyon-state-park/.

KoKe'e State Park Charges a fee to enter. For more information . https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/park/kauai/kokee-state-park/.

kokee stat park Charges a fee to enter informatin https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/kauai/kokee-state-park/.

This is a nice paved trail

Trail offers stunning coastline viewd throghout its entire length. As you walk , you'll pass several beaches, Travers sandy cliffs ,and witness cliff divers in action.

Open daily 10am- 4pm

This trails provides beautiful view of coastline, cliffs, and waves. it's sandy at the beginning and rocky later on near the caves.

The Beach has prime whale watching in the winter , and is a favorite hangout for endangerd monl seals.

keep in mind that the trails and rocks get slippery when wet. Use caution when navigating this trail. Trekking poles are recommended. The trail gets thin at the top and the rock platforms have steep drops. The views from the top are beautiful.

Gear like good water-resistant boots and hiking sticks is highly recommended, as they make the journey much manageable. Nevertheless this is a pretty amazing journey with excellent, dreamy view and environment straight out of the " The Jungle Book".

The trail can often be muddy - sturdy shoes are recommended. Both near the parking at the trailhead and along the trail there are some nice picnic benches.

Nature trail nice views of hills , valleys and plant life