Rugged coastal hike to the remote northwestern tip of Oʻahu, known for crashing waves, epic mountain views, seabirds, and Hawaiian history.

• Sacred spot: said to be where souls leap into the afterlife
• Nesting site for albatross (Moli) and frigatebirds  (‘Iwa) — November through July.
• Access from Waiʻanae side offers better views; north side also possible
• Bring water, sun protection, and check signage. Leave well before the 7pm gate closure.
• Pair with a beach stop at Yokohama Bay or Makua Beach
• For more details, visit Noah Lang’s blog, below.