Why you should do it: Easy nature walk among towering trees leads to the beautiful Kilauea Stone Dam. Area: North Shore Trail Length: 3.50 miles (1.75 miles each way) Difficulty: Easy Location at Google Maps The Wai Kao Loop Trail, at the Anaina Hou Community Park in Kilauea, Kauai, is an easy nature walk set …
The Hanalei River Jungle Hike trail, located at the end of Ohiki Road in Hanalei, is a seldom-used, overgrown trail in the dense underbrush of the upper Hanalei River area. Unfortunately, the trail is in a prohibited area. A yellow gate (on your left very near the end of the road when traveling up Ohiki …
Kauai is one of the most beautiful places in the world and one of the best ways to experience the island’s natural beauty is a hike on one of Kauai’s many trails. Epic trails can be found all over the island of Kauai and each trail has its own unique attributes. On Kauai hiking trails …
Powerline Trail Why you should do it: Tough jungle slog has occasional grand views of the interior of Kauai. Area: Wailua / Princeville Trail Length: 10.5 miles Difficulty: Difficult Location at Google Maps Bring: Camera Extra water Extra snacks for energy Rain gear Appropriate footwear Long pants The Powerline Trail on Kauai is a hardscrabble …
Why you should do it: Stunning trail is perhaps the most beautiful on Kauai and one of the most scenic in the entire world.Trail Length: 1.6 miles (one way)Area: Kokee State Park / Waimea CanyonDifficulty: Moderate when drier, difficult when muddy and during rains.Location at Google Maps Kauai’s Kalepa Ridge Trail is perhaps the most …
Why you should do it: Perhaps the most scenic mountain stream trail in Hawaii. Area: Kokee State Park Trail Length: 1.8 miles Difficulty: Easy Location at Google Maps The Kawaikoi Stream Trail is a loop trail that starts at the Sugi Grove campsite and follows the Kawaikoi Stream in a beautiful forest setting that includes Japanese …
Awaawapuhi Trail Why you should do it: Jungle hike takes you to an incredible overlook of Kauai’s Na Pali Coast. Area: Kokee State Park Trail Length: 3 miles (one way, six miles total) Difficulty: Intermediate (difficult if you go past the railing) Location at Google Maps Bring: Camera Water Snacks Rain gear Appropriate footwear The …
Why you should do it: Little known trail offers grand views of Waimea and Poomau Canyons, along with much greenery along the way. Trail Length: 1.5 miles Area: Waimea Canyon Difficulty: Intermediate Location at Google Maps The Poomau Canyon Ditch Trail is off the beaten path, and off the radar for many Kauai hikers. The …