Daniel O.
5/16/2023
Now this was a fun and short hike! The older I get and the older age of the guests I take on hikes, the more interested I am in completing hikes that get straight to the point - the view! This...
Mauna Lahilahi
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84-105 Lahilahi Pl
Waianae, HI 96792
Mauna Lahilahi, nestled in Waianae, HI, stands as a significant historical landmark with roots dating back centuries. The site's ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the island's rich cultural heritage, capturing the imagination of all who visit. This sacred spot serves as a tangible link to the past, where visitors can immerse themselves in the stories etched into the volcanic rock by generations long gone.
As one explores Mauna Lahilahi, the sense of reverence and awe is palpable, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Hawaiian landscape. The juxtaposition of modern-day tranquility with the ancient whispers of the petroglyphs creates a unique atmosphere, inviting reflection and introspection. Whether one is a history enthusiast or a nature lover, Mauna Lahilahi offers a poignant reminder of the island's vibrant past and the enduring legacy of its people.
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4.523 reviews
Christina K.
1/6/2021
SUPER short hike, but really breathtaking views! Came with a friend, and we hiked up about half the mountain. She decided not to do the bit of "rock climbing" involved, and stayed behind with my...
Thane R.
12/11/2023
Beautiful mountain. The 'āina here is sacred and holds very high cultural significance to the kanaka maoli. If you decide to visit this 'āina, please help pick up any 'opala lying around.
Lynelle P.
5/26/2020
I'm a "beginner hiker" and this was definitely not an easy hike for my daughters and I. It literally was rock climbing at the edge of a mountain! One wrong step and you'll end up at the bottom of...
TaraMarie P.
1/28/2021
A more serious review: Please do observe but please don't disturb the mauna by trekking through the burial of my ancestors at the base. It is roped off for a reason and is a sacred site. My ohana...
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