Haena 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is the first of many great viewpoints along the Kalalau Trail. After a bit of a climb from the trailhead, it’s a perfect spot to stop and admire the beach, reefs and lagoon and snag a photo.

After a pretty strenuous climb, you reach this high point. It’s easily one of the best viewpoints along the trail, looking out over the coast through an outcrop.

The short boardwalk area at the entrance of Hāʻena State Park passes through an area of restored lo‘i kalo (taro patches). Along the way there are some interpretive signs explaining the fields, and you can get a good sense of the island’s traditional agricultural “roots”.

Hāʻena State Park is home to a range of activities, including sandy beaches with snorkeling, coastal views, and access to waterfall and forest hikes along the Kalalau Trail. Visits to the park require advance reservation. Non-residents need to purchase both a park-entry pass and a parking or shuttle pass for the park. If parking slots are sold out, there is an official shuttle that includes park entry and drops you directly at the trailhead/park gate.

A fantastic tour through a wonderful botanical garden. Hiking boots and, if necessary, hiking poles are very helpful. If it has rained in the previous days, you'll be walking through muddy terrain. Plan on two hours each way.

Not a trail for beginners. Sturdy shoes are necessary. But they don't have to be alpine hiking boots. Trail running shoes are recommended - not waterproof ones, but ones that dry quickly and have a good, non-slip sole.

Not a trail for beginners. Sturdy shoes are necessary. They don't have to be alpine hiking boots though. Trail running shoes are recommended. Not waterproof ones, but ones that dry quickly and have a good, non-slip sole.

Always brilliant, beach running without shoes :-)