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  • thelucaslot
    Taree, Australia10 contributions
    Now this was breath taking!
    A very unknown area but it was so good, I actually enjoyed this more than Diamond Head. The view was so much better. A beautiful spot.
    Review of: Tantalus Lookout Puu Ualakaa State Park
    Written May 22, 2023
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  • rleNewEngland
    New England538 contributions
    180º views!!
    I sort of stumbled on this state park when scanning a map....I know I'm old and love paper maps.....of Honolulu. It seemed not too far from the Punch Bowl, but with the winding streets it takes a few minutes to arrive at the top. There are only about a dozen parking spots at the very top, but mid-day we had the place almost to ourselves. What amazing views of the entire city!
    Review of: Puu Ualakaa State Park
    Written November 16, 2022
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  • james doe
    46 contributions
    norfolk pine grove
    this is a kept secret ... go to the top of saint louis heights and enter the park. when the trade winds weaken and it gets hot in the diamond head, kaimuki and kahala areas a thousand feet below, it's cool up here... most people think of norfolk pines as house plants, they grow into majestic trees, towering over a hundred feet tall, with trunks 2 feet or greaer in diameter.... there's also iron wood pines that are enormous.... the trail to the summit of teh koolau rage starts here and manoa valley and palolo valley can be seen very well far below....
    Review of: Wa'ahila Ridge State Recreation Area
    Written April 13, 2019
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