Exhibits

Exhibits are available in visitor center. Wayside exhibits can be found along the interpretive trail.

Interpretive Programs

• Exploring Significant Cultural Resources at Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site
• Orientation and Hike - One hour and fifteen minutes
• Ancient Hawaiian Games - Two hours
• Na La'au o Hawaii (Plants of Hawaii)- forty-five minutes.

Guided Tour

Pre-arranged, non-educational guided tours are available for groups of 10 or more.

Junior Ranger Program

Junior Rangers are special people who want to learn about national parks and how to help protect them for future generations. To discover more about one of our nation's treasures and what you can do to preserve the park, become a Junior Ranger and earn a badge and certificate. Complete one or more of the five activities in Pu'ukohola Heiau National Historic Site's Junior Ranger booklet, present them to the Park Ranger at the visitor center to receive your Junior Ranger Badge and a signed Certificate.

Special Programs

• Cultural Demonstration on Hawaiian Crafts - every Thursday, January through September
• Hawaiian Flag Day - July 31
• Establishment Day Hawaiian Cultural Festival - every August, weekend closest to the 17th

Safety

For your safety stay on the trails and do not climb on archaeological structures. The trail from the visitor center is long, hot and rugged. If you are not physically fit and dressed properly, do not attempt the hike.