Hiking in Hawaii: Kaena Point Trail

Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike

Hiking in Hawaii has become something I really look forward to doing as a family.  There are countless hiking trails on Oahu, and I feel like we’ve barely scratched the surface!  One hike we did earlier this year was Ka’ena Point Trail, which we did from the West Side of the island (Waianae at the end of Farrington Highway).  The winter is whale season in Hawaii, and Ka’ena Point is one of the best places to see whales on Oahu.  We saw dozens, and even saw one whale breach and jump high in the air and also splash it’s tail on the surface.  It was incredible!  If you’re looking for a scenic hiking trail along the coast of Oahu, this is the hike for you.  Be sure to check out my other Hawaii hiking blog posts here.

Hiking in Hawaii: Kaena Point Trail

shop the post:

Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike Hiking in Hawaii - Best Hikes in Hawaii - Hiking in Honolulu Hawaii - Best Trails in Hawaii - Hawaii Hiking Trails - Hawaii Hikes Oahu - Kaena Point Trail Oahu - Kid Friendly Hikes - Hiking with Kids Hawaii - Kaena Point - Ka'ena Point Hike
 

Tom carried Caroline in our hiking toddler carrier because we knew it was a bit too strenuous for her (she was around 17 months here).  If you’re looking for a great hiking pack we’d definitely recommend this Osprey one (ours is an older version of the same thing).  I wore my “adventure sandals” and they’re so great because they’re comfy and can get all wet and dirty, yet they’re cute too!  I have the “big kid size 6” which is actually a women’s size 8.  I wear them on pretty much all of my hikes (I think of them as a cuter version of Tevas or Chacos).  The shorts I wore are hands down my favorite denim shorts ever.  I can’t wait to wear them again once I’m not pregnant 🙂  My baseball cap is one of my favorites (sun protection is so important!) and my sunglasses have been some of my favorites for nearly 8 years (no clue how I haven’t lost them yet).  I love them because they’re black and brown so they go with everything.

You can hike Ka’ena Point from the North Shore or the West Side of the island.  We live out west, so decided to stay on this side of the island and drive down to the end of Farrington Highway, which is where the hike begins.   We did the hike with my good friend and fellow blogger Kait and her husband.  It’s relatively kid friendly (nice and flat) but it had just rained when we did it so it was a bit messy.  It was a great experience though and definitely worth adding to the list if you’re looking for a kid friendly hike!

shop the post:

 

Follow:
Katie Vail
Katie Vail

Find me on: Web | Instagram | Facebook

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

GET THE LATEST FROM STRIPES & WHIMSY

Join the mailing list to receive the latest blog posts and more!

Thanks for signing up!


Looking for Something?