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phoenix_aroseLa'ie Falls
 | Variety is the attraction to this trail as a dirt road turns to footpath as the forest turns from pine to guava to uluhe. A gently-ascending path, one may take an optional side-trail to a wonderful little... |
| dManoa Falls |
| Manoa Falls is a spectacular site as it tumbes down a near vertical cliff for approximately 150-feet into a small pool. The hike to the falls is classified as "easy" and travels through a ... |  |
| dMaunawili Falls |
 | This easy 1 ½ mile hike is a great introduction to O'ahu trails. Recently reopened, this trail features great view of the Ko'olaus Mountains, small waterfalls, and deep, cool, pools.... |
| dSacred Falls |
This site is provided as informational only. Sacred Falls Park is now CLOSED and considered DANGEROUS due to a tragic rock slide in May, 1999. |  |
| dWaimea Falls |
 | Waimea Falls is located in the beautiful 1,800-acre Waimea Falls Park. In ancient times, the Hawaiians believed that Waimea had healing powers and they would bring their wounded ... |
 | The Foster Botanical Garden opened to the public in 1931. It was bequeathed to the City of Honolulu by Mrs. Mary Foster at the time of her death. This 13.5-acre garden is a living... |
| dHo'omaluhia Botanical Garden |
| Ho'omaluhia translates as "To Make a Place of Peace and Tranquility". The largest of the Honolulu Botanical Gardens, this 400-acre garden was built by the US Army Corps ... |  |
| dKoko Crater Botanical Garden |
 | The 200 acres inside the Koko Crater was set aside for development into a botanical garden in 1958. Sixty acres of the inner slope and basin is now cultivated with rare... |
| dLili'uokalani Botanical Garden |
Just north of Foster Botanical Garden is Lili'uokalani Botanical Garden. Portions of this 7 ½ acre garden once belonged to Queen Lili'uokalani, last reigning monarch of Hawai'i. |  |
| dWahiawa Botanical Garden |
 | Wahi'awa Botanical Garden, or "Place of Noise", is cradled between the Wai'anae and Ko'olau mountain ranges in central O'ahu. This garden is known as the "tropical jewel"... |
