From the fertile Waipio Valley we drove through Saddle Road and embarked on the climb to the top of Mauna Kea. At 9,200 foot (2,800 meter) the visitor information station. A big orange sign says …
Hawaii – Waipio Valley
On the opposite side of the most southernmost point of the 50 United States lies Waipio and Pololu Valleys along the Northern shore of the Big Island. We arrived at Pololu Valley lookout at the …
Hawaii – Road to South Point
On the West side of Volcano National Park lies the most southernmost point of the Big Island and of the 50 United States. Turning off the Route 11, it is a 20 mile narrow road …
Hawaii – Volcano National Park
Heading South from Captain Cook & Kona we arrived at the Volcano National Park at the South Eastern corner of the Big Island. We began by hiking the KÄ«lauea Iki Trail, which starts in the …
Hawaii – Captain Cook and Kona
After our late night flight into the Big Island from the 18 km hike at Haleakala, we woke up to calm Sky at Captain Cook near Kona. The region is where Captian James Cook made …
Hawaii – Sliding Sands & Halemau’u Trail, Haleakala
After our ‘rest day‘, we made one last attempt to do a hike on the Haleakala. It was also our last day on Maui. Wanting to trek the longest day trail at 11.2 miles (18 …
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