Travel Guide: Top Hiking Spots in Hawaii
The Road to Hana
Hawaii is full of spectacular waterfalls, and the Road to Hana is no exception. Often referred to as The Land that Time Forgot, this area is blessed with a flawless landscape. When hiking, make sure to stick to the paths to prevent damage to the area and avoid bugs. You’ll be rewarded when you reach the gorgeous waterfall at Hana.
Hike the Lava Fields
The lava fields of Hawaii’s Big Island are a distinctive setting for a hike. Formed by volcanic activity, the alien landscape is practically devoid of vegetation and features craters and steaming sulfur vents. For example, you’ll find the Halema’uma’u Crater in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, but be careful as it is in an active state of volcanic activity. The trail might be challenging, but well worth it for the remarkable scenery you’ll encounter.
The perfect end to a long day of hiking is to marvel at the sunset across the fields.