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Click the map image above to view our park map and brochure, which details the locations and lengths of our park's trails.
NPS Map
When you walk the trails of Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park, you’ll follow the same paths used for centuries. Along the Mamalahoa Trail, you can imagine leading donkeys loaded with produce on the way to market. Along a portion of the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail, you will pass by ancient heiau and house platforms that still remain. The more recent Ala Hele Ike Trail begins at the visitor center and leads to Honokōhau Beach, passing native plants, stone walls, and a corral from the area’s ranching days.
Keep in mind: the weather in this coastal environment can be hot and humid for most of the year with many exposed areas and little shade. If you plan to explore the trails wear sturdy hiking shoes, apply sunscreen, wear sunglasses and a hat. And bring plenty of water, as there is no water in the park!
