You can drive until here with any car, enjoying the view of the shoreline and beach. Valley access is restricted to 4x4 only. It’s a narrow and steep road. Parking in the valley is limited.
Puʻukohola Heiau National Historic Site is open all year round. Puʻukohola Heiau translates to the name "Temple on the Hill of the Whale". These ruins are what remains of the …
The Old Mamalahow Highway is a four-mile section of roadway sometimes just referred to as the “Scenic Route.” The road connects the towns of Waimea and Honokaa and was once …
There is a large farmers market here open sundays 9am to 2pm. There is a nice mix of local foods, produce, and hard goods! For those ballin' on a budget, this market accepts SNAP and EBT.
Kahua Ranch has been a Hawaii working ranch since 1928. The land changed until the 1980's, when the Kahua and Ponoholo areas split into two properties. Today, they are known …
This secluded cape was home to a long-standing lighthouse that was built in 1933. The lighthouse replaces an earlier wood lighthouse from the 1800's. Unfortunately the lighthouse was demolised recently and replaced with a metal marker to signify it's history.
Spencer Beach is one of the northernmost white-sand beaches on the Big Island. The park is perfect for picnics with amenities including restrooms, showers, drinking water, and a large picnic …