The view is one you will not forget! Took my Dad there for a break from his care home. It's a short drive from anywhere in town & the parking is free! There is one handicap parking space near the paved walkway, which ends at the lookout. My Dad's in a wheelchair, so this is a great spot to take him! From there you can see all the way from Kahala in the east to Makakilo in the west. There are a few historical placards that provide a history of the area immediately surrounding the lookout & includes historical pictures. There's also a covered area about halfway to the lookout - comes in handy as the sun can be quite intense. Prior to reaching the lookout parking lot, there's a really nice picnic area & access to hiking trails. It's definitely one of the best hidden gems...
Read morePlace is verdant full of jungle style over growth. The trails are a bit treacherous and uneven. Several parts of the trail a have a steep dropoff on the side, so be careful. Also would not recommend ascending up the hills on the hills here, if you are kind of out of shape as I am. Most people I have seen on the trail have been descending downward. Three days later, my thighs are still sore.
A beautiful place, especially the bamboo forested portion, just be prepared for a workout of your...
Read moreI had been living on O’ahu for almost a year, and I had not known about this place. What a nice State Park! It features a great picnic area and a beautiful look-out. The drive on Tantalus Dr. and Round Top Dr. is great too, especially with the asthetic bridge crossing. The experience makes you feel a bit remote, separated from the city, and like you’re on a...
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