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Ala
Kahakai Trail
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
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FACTS |
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Difficulty Rating:
Moderate to strenuous |
Best Time To Go:
February, when whale watching season
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Distance:
11.5 miles one way |
Recommended Map:
USGS' "Kiholo Quadrangle" Map |
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Estimated Time:
7 hours |
Trail Head GPS:
N 19 54.483 W 155 53.237 |
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Elevation Gain:
140 feet |
Trail Head
Directions:
Head north of Kailua-Kona about 22
miles on Hwy. 19. Turn left on
Waikoloa Beach Drive, just before
mile marker 76. Drive .6 miles then
turn left on Kuualii Place, and park
in the Anaehoomalu Beach Park at the
end of the road. |
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Costs/Permits:
About $40 for taxi back to trail
head |
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Pet Friendly:
No |
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OVERVIEW |
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This segment of the traditional circle
island trail links pre-contact and
contemporary Hawaii, passing through both
ancient settlement sites and gleaming modern
resorts. It hugs the North Kohala shoreline,
aka the Gold Coast, crossing beaches, rocky
cliffs, posh hotel grounds, and more. Have a
friend or cab pick you up at the end......... |
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NOTE:
For more detailed information and maps on
this or any other hike in Hawaii we highly
recommend for purchase the Big Island Hiking
book at this website:
click here |
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