part 2

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La'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... Click here for more information back to top

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 ... Click here for more information back to top

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.... Click here for more information back to top

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. Click here for more information back to top

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 ... Click here for more information

Foster Botanical Garden

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... Click here for more information back to top

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 ... Click here for more information back to top

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... Click here for more information back to top

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. Click here for more information back to top

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"... Click here for more information