코할라 산맥 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

다른 차들과 함께 도로 옆 약 600피트 지점에 주차해야 합니다. 힘들지만 좋은 하이킹이며 아름다운 풍경입니다.

The steep, short road down to Waipio valley itself is (February 2024) only open to Hawaiʻi residents with ID and driving 4WD. No hikers or cyclists permitted.

This point offers an unforgettable view from the Pololū Valley Overlook. The steep cliffs, green forests, and black sand beaches is truely an amazing sight. The best time to be here is a little before sunset so that you can experience both the sunset view and daylight view.

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 pavilion. With the shallow water at its shoreline, Spencer Beach Park is an excellent option for kids.

Spencer Beach has soft, white sandy shores, calm water, bathrooms, and nearby parking. Samuel M Spencer Beach Park is a great daytime destination for beachgoers or a nighttime destination for campers looking to hear the waves crash under while going to bed. It is one of the most northern white sand beaches on the Big Island; much further north, most beaches are rocky.

The Waipio Valley Lookout is a 300-foot walk from the parking area here and a fantastic view point at the end of the Hāmākua Heritage Corridor drive. The Hāmākua coasline is not only beautiful but sacred. The Waipiʻo Valley was the home of King Kamehameha I, when he was young.  Kamehameha I was the first ruler of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi and this area is marked as an important center for political, cultural, and religious life on the Big Island.

The Waipi‘o Valley Lookout offers stunning vistas of the ocean and the beautiful valley below. Take in the views from the observation deck and use the conveniently located restrooms, if needed, at this must-see stop. On clear days, you can spot the waterfall cascading directly off the cliff into the ocean.

Mauna Kea Beach, also knows as Kaunaʻoa Beach, is one of those typical beaches that you expect when visiting Hawaiʻi. Beautiful white sand meets the blue ocean and makes this the perfect spot for sunbathing and snorkeling. You might even spot one of the sea turtles.