Sea arch at Kaʻena Point – Westernmost Point of Oʻahu loop from Kaena Point Satellite Tracking Station

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Sea arch at Kaʻena Point – Westernmost Point of Oʻahu loop from Kaena Point Satellite Tracking Station

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3.5

(12)

hikers

Sea arch at Kaʻena Point – Westernmost Point of Oʻahu loop from Kaena Point Satellite Tracking Station

02:19

8.94km

60m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Kaʻena Point State Park - Keawaʻula Section

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535 m

Heart-Shaped Rock Hole

Highlight • Natural Monument

The road ends here, but a trail continues on for quite a bit. Just off of the road (maybe 150 feet on the left) is a hole in the rocks that is shaped like a heart from the right angle.

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2.02 km

Shady spot in Kaʻena Point State Park

Highlight • Forest

only shady spot with room for multiple people

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2.77 km

Sea arch at Kaʻena Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

small sea arch

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4.45 km

Westernmost Point of Oʻahu

Highlight • Viewpoint

Bring water, it gets quite hot

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4.45 km

Hawaiian Monk Seal Habitat at Kaʻena Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

Ka'ena Point is the northwestern tip of O'ahu. This is a nature reserve that is home to rare plants & wildlife including endangered animals.

Seabirds such as albatrosses and marine …

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5.08 km

Kaʻena Point State Park – Keawaʻula Section

Highlight • Natural Monument

Ka'ena Point is a nature preserve at the northwestern tip of O'ahu. It is home to many species of seabirds and plants.

The tip is located a few hundred feet …

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8.38 km

Keawaʻula Entrance — Kaʻena Point State Park (Keawaʻula Section)

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Entry to trail from West Side

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8.70 km

Yokohama Bay

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The western side of Oʻahu, where Yokohama Bay is located, is probably the least visited part of the whole island. Most tourists circling the island leave out the west, as …

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