Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park

  • Also Known As: Na Pali Coast

  • Type: Natural Environ

The Na Pali Coast (pali means cliffs) is a series of deep, lush, narrow valleys and cliffs which end dramatically at the sea. - AsNotedIn


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Places

Name of Notable Genus AsNotedIn No Address Proximity Area
Name Genus AsNotedIn Address Proximity Area
Kalalau Beach
End of Kalalau Trail, 11 mi hike from Ha'ena State park or by boat
Kalalau Trail
  • Activity
  • 1000 Pm
  • 1000 Ped
Milolii
  • Sight
  • Smiths
Na Pali Coast Archeological District
  • Sight
  • NRHP
Address Restricted
Nualolo Kai
  • Sight
  • Smiths

Data »

Particulars for Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park:
Physiographic Coastal Environ
Locale Type Natural Environ
Physiographic Wilderness



Activities »

Hike

Day hike to Hanakoa Valley, 6 mi (9.7 km) along the rugged, coastal Kalalau trail from Ha'ena State Park. Starts at north end of the Kuhio Highway. - AsNotedIn

Kayak

Na Pali Coast can be kayaked by individuals or with a commercial group. Due to unpredictable and potentially unsafe ocean conditions, kayaking is only allowed between May 15 and September 7. The 15 mile trip is best done by starting at Ha'ena and paddling with the prevailing currents and trade winds to Polihale Beach. The Kalalau Valley and Miloli'i are the only two legal landing sites for kayakers, both offer camping by a permit. Between May 15 and Labor Day, day only landing permits are not required. You should be a strong swimmer in excellent condition to make this endeavor. Acquire the proper provisions, check the ocean conditions and arrange for a ride before setting out into the waves. - AsNotedIn


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