Hoapili Trail

The trail is moderately challenging, with some uneven terrain and steep sections. It's best for hikers with a moderate level of fitness and hiking experience.

There are no restroom facilities along the trail, so it's recommended to use the facilities at the starting point and plan accordingly.

Swimming is permitted, but hikers should exercise caution and be aware of ocean conditions before entering the water.

Guided tours are available for those who prefer a structured and informative hiking experience. Check with local tour companies for availability.

While older children and teenagers may enjoy the hike, it's not recommended for young children due to the rugged terrain and potential hazards.

Pets are not allowed on the trail to protect the native wildlife and ecosystem. Please respect this rule for the preservation of the area.

Hikers should bring plenty of water, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), sturdy and comfortable footwear, snacks, and a camera to capture the stunning views.

Unfortunately, the trail is not accessible for wheelchair users due to its rugged and uneven terrain.

Limited parking is available at the trailhead. It's recommended to arrive early to secure a parking spot, especially during peak times.

Yes, there are informative signs that provide historical and natural context about the trail, its features, and the surrounding area.