Don't bring your best shoes on this one. The red dirt wil stain and is everywhere. But the view of Kapaa from the top is worth it.

It's a pretty easy hike even though at certain points it may be steep. Can get muddy too if it rained the day before. The views once you get to the top are amazing. I didn't get all the way to the top (top of the sleeping giant's chin) because to get there you had to climb up some rocks... More

Nice fairly easy hike but there are a couple places you have to climb up the rocks. Took us about an hour to reach the top. Great view so take a camera.

This is one of my favorite hikes on Kauai - about 45 minutes or so up the mountain (I like the backside trail). After reaching the top, look for the 'cave' located near the chin. Amazing views all the way north to Anahola and south to Lihue.

Amazing view, easy to find and was not secluded nor over crowded. This was our first hike and we will go back for more apparently there are three different paths to take.

Thought this hike was a little difficult, 2 miles up and 2 miles down climbing over huge boulders. Sooo worth is when you get to the top. Amazing views of the island. take a camera for some great panoramics but also wear good shoes!

This has always been my favorite attraction from when I was a little girl. He would be the first attraction I wanted to see. However through erosion and over time, he's elongated himself, and he's not as prominent as before. He still is history.

We took the trail of Koana road past the waterfalls. It is a nice trail with moderate incline. The end is always muddy, but the view on the top is worth it. Not too much mosquitos.

There are two trails and we went up the east, Nounou Trail. It is a fairly steep climb but the views are spectacular. Worth every step of the way.