Ziplining on Maui
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Trailblazing the Big Island of Hawaii
With its obscure roads and enormous size–nearly twice that of the rest of the Hawaiian Islands combined–the Big Island presents a challenge to adventure travelers who have limited time. The Hawaii The Big… Continue reading
Wandering the Big Island Beach Parks
<br Intermittent rain showers along the Big Island coast today. Parking lots practically empty at the Hilo Beach Parks. A moment of stillness recorded.
Postcard from Kalopa
Today the rain pelted the Kalopa State Park forest. Photos taken on the Robusta and Perimeter trails. Slip-slidin’ away over downed branches and fern fronds. An enlivening and invigorating experience. Plants happy.
Hawaii: getting swallowed by the land
<br At popular Mainland parks, hikers are advised to stay on trails to avoid destroying a fragile ecosystem. In Hawaii, the tables are turned and the smart money is on the flora to… Continue reading
Maui’s Ho’okipa – wet and wild
From the pages of Maui Trailblazer guide: “Surfers catch the point break below the Ho‘okipa Beach Lookout, riding in toward the shore as spectators view from a pipe railing. At the far end… Continue reading
Ho Hum, another day at Duke’s Lagoon
Many visitors who seek quietude at Waikiki Beach walk toward Diamond Head and Kapiolani Park. No complaints there. But try going the other direction, toward Ala Wai Harbor. After dodging the flesh on… Continue reading
Double Dipping on Maui’s Keanae Peninsula
The Keanae Peninsula is about halfway along the Hana Highway, formed when a zillion cubic feet of lava blew out the west side of Haleakala’s Ko’olau Gap and fanned into the ocean. Although… Continue reading