We loved playing on the beach by the park. We watched a stunning sunset here. Only wished we brought a picnic dinner or sushi as they have picnic tables by beach.... Next time! More

The field of petroglyphs at the end of this trail is intriguing and enigmatic. It is worth the effort to get to it, but with some qualifications. The trail to the carvings is poorly marked -- almost as if the park service has mixed feelings about people visiting the petroglyphs. So, as with any trail, if you start to feel... More

A little history doesn't hurt even you're on vacation. Very nice walk to see the petroglyphs. A good hike for the birds variety, too. More

We discovered this site while staying at the Fairmont Orchid Resort, next door to the archaeological park. The hike takes about 1 hour (both ways) and winds through an old grown over lava field. Much of the trail is through a lron wood forest that has grown out of the lava. The trail is rocky in places, so wear good... More

We enjoyed the easy hike back through the woods to find the field of petroglyphs. Very interesting. Hundreds of petroglyphs in a setting where you can get a really good, close up view. Recommend sneakers--not sandals or flipflops, and this is definitely NOT a biking path. Quiet and peaceful and worth the hike. More

The Pualo Petroglyphs are in a Historic Park in the Mauna Lani Resort. This is one of the largest preserved petroglyph fields in Hawaii. The setting is serene and natural.. Plan on at least an hour to walk the trail and appreciate the petroglyphs. To get to the Historic Park and viewable portion of the Puako petroglyph fields, go about... More