Halawa 최고의 러닝 경로

This viewpoint gives you great views of the ruggedly beautiful Halawa Valley to your south. The road running through it is Hawaii's H3 interstate highway. Yes, you read that correctly—it's technically considered an interstate, even though it only traverses the one island. If conditions allow you can even see all the way to the city of Honolulu, also to your south.

On this point of the trail you are on the top of a cliff with the Halawa Valley and the highway below. The highway adds a certain element to the view by providing a reference point to show just how big the valley actually is.

At the top of Alea Hights Drive there is a nice view of Pearl Harbor that gives you a good reference about how high up in the hills you are.

The Aloha Stadium has been providing multi-use entertainment for the past 47 years. The stadium is being revamped and actually made smaller from 50,000 seats to 25-30,000 seats. The project, like all construction projects, has hit a few snags and won't be ready until 2028.

This area has clean roads thantks to the United States Government. The area is great for specific interval training! There aren't any stunning views as you'd expect on Hawaii, but if an uninterrupted workout is your goal, this fits the bill.

At the top of Alea Hights Drive there is a nice view of Pearl Harbor that gives you a good reference about how high up in the hills you are. If you do like climbing and getting in some serious vert before heading back to the hotel for blended drinks, you can head up Onikiniki Place, Kaahele Street, or any street that heads into the hills!

The Aloha Stadium has been providing multi-use entertainment for the past 47 Years. The stadium is being revamped and actually made smaller from 50,000 seats to 25-30,000 seats. The project, like all construction projects, has hit a few snags and won't be ready till 2028.

Don't start hiking after 4 a.m. 😉