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7 Hiking Trails near Oahu Area 3 Places

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Koko Head Crater

Honolulu, Hawaii

1.2 miles NE

A 642-foot tuff cone on Oahu's south shore with a visible hiking trail leading to the peak — one of the most popular landmarks on the island.

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Diamond Head

Honolulu, Hawaii

7.6 miles W

Diamond Head on Oahu's southeast coast is Hawaii's most famous volcanic crater — named Laeahi by ancient Hawaiians and renamed by British sailors for its glittering calcite crystals.

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Hau'ula Falls - Sacred Falls State Park

Hauula, Hawaii

27.4 miles NW

CLOSED. An 80-foot waterfall at the end of a narrow canyon in a 1,370-acre park — a 2-mile one-way hike, beautiful but genuinely dangerous due to past flash flood fatalities in the canyon.

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La'ie Falls

Laie, Hawaii

30.1 miles NW

A 7-mile out-and-back hike on the northeast shore of Oahu leads to a 15-foot waterfall dropping into a pool, through lush tropical foliage with mountain and ocean views.

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Waimea Falls

Haleiwa, Hawaii

33.4 miles NW

A 45-foot waterfall in Waimea Valley on Oahu's North Shore — swimming is allowed in the pool between cliff-diving performances, with a short paved trail, changing rooms, and a lifeguard on duty.

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Makaha Valley Trail

Waianae, Hawaii

35.1 miles NW

There are a variety of trails within the Makaha Valley.

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Kaneana Cave

Waianae, Hawaii

38.2 miles NW

A cave at the base of a 200-foot rock outcropping along Farrington Highway, extending about 100 yards back — legendary as the home of Nanue, the shark man of Hawaiian mythology.

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