Hiking
The Kaiwa Ridge Trail, better known as the Pillbox trail, rewards hikers with a 360-degree view of Lanikai and the Windward Side.
A thrilling mountain ridge in Central Oʻahu leads to summit views of the Windward Side.
The Kalalau Trail winds its way through the Napali Coast State Wilderness Park on the north shore of Kauai, in and out of numerous valleys which have been left, for the most part, untouched since Native Hawaiians inhabited them.
Twelve miles past Hana, in the Kipahulu district, bamboo forests and an incredible waterfall awaits in the jungle.
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The trail is the only accessible route to this verdant valley.
To truly experience how the Garden Isle got its nickname, you must venture into Kauai’s lush, rain-dampened interior.
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About three and a half miles of this trail meanders along a boardwalk, a portion of which cuts through a boggy swamp on a plateau above the Napali Coast.
A challenging climb rewards hikers with stunning views and a sense of peace.
Tips on how to survive this incredibly steep trail and get to its mesmerizing views of Haleakala.
It's not easy, but the views, the beach and the falls are worth it.
The 4.8-mile trail is a popular hike along Halawa Valley in south central Oahu.
Only one hiking trail takes you down to the bottom, where a gently flowing river serves as a refreshing swimming hole at the halfway point.
This 2.5-mile hike on Maui's west side is considered to be one of the most scenic on the island.
The trail explores every variation of light and dark, for an otherworldly experience.
Perfect for bird and plant lovers.
Peek into this remote valley along the rugged Hāmākua Coast.
This 11-mile trek isn’t for beginners.
See one of the last intact sand dune ecosystems in the main Hawaiian Islands.
Sumptuous vistas and a black sand beach attract visitors to this place with a rich geological and cultural history.
Yes, you can do a good part of the famed Kalalau Trail in a single day.
A tour of the Big Island’s Hualalai volcano reveals its native flora and fauna, and fascinating geological history.
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