Hiking in Hawaii

Hawaii is an archipelago made up of different volcanic island. It has the world’s most unique ecosystem and diverse natural environment. The best way to really discover its islands is on foot. With over than hundreds of trail’s miles, exploration by walking and hiking can be a fascinating and enjoyable experience. But in order to enjoy your hiking adventure, here is some hiking information vital in having a safe and enjoyable hiking expenditure.

Hiking trails

Trails ranges from difficult to easy walks. Most of these trails can be found inside Kilauea Park. Some of these trails are Bird Park, Kipuka Puaulu or Thorston and the Lava Tube Nahuku. On the other hand, longer trail hikes can be found in Kilauea Iki or Mauna Iki. There are also other trails that can provide access through wilderness but these trails are not for those who are in top health condition and with proper winter outfit for the climate can be very cold. Wilderness trail are roughly marked by ahu( these are natural piles of rocks). Those with handicaps, Devastation and Waldron Ledge trail are accessible by wheelchairs and strollers. Rocks in Hawaii can be crumbly and are not suited for rock or rope climbing.  Most trails are for public use and therefore shared by every user such as hikers, bikers and horse riders.