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Lanikai Pillbox Hike (Kaiwa Ridge Trail): Sunrise, Whales & the Famous “Mokes” on Oʻahu’s Windward Side
Hike the Lanikai Pillbox (Kaiwa Ridge) Trail on Oʻahu’s windward side for one of the island’s best sunrise views. This short but steep climb rewards you with sweeping vistas of Lanikai Beach, the Mokulua Islands (“the Mokes”), WWII-era bunkers, winter whale sightings, and even rare blooms along the ridge.
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Diamond Head Crater Trail at Sunrise: Is It Worth the Crowds?
We hiked the Diamond Head Summit Trail at sunrise on a weekday, hoping to beat the crowds — but quickly learned this iconic Oʻahu hike is always busy. Despite packed viewpoints, the ocean vistas, volcanic crater views, and historic military bunkers made it a worthwhile, once-in-a-lifetime experience worth planning ahead for.
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Visiting Hanauma Bay State Park, Oahu: Reservations, Snorkeling Tips, and What to Expect
Snorkeling at Hanauma Bay State Park in Oahu was a highlight of our Hawaii trip. From crystal-clear water and abundant tropical fish to limited-entry access and easy gear rentals, this guide covers reservations, tips, and everything you need to plan the perfect visit near Honolulu.
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Manoa Falls Trail (Oahu): The Perfect Hawaii Waterfall Hike Near Waikiki
Just minutes from Waikiki, the Manoa Falls Trail delivers a lush rainforest adventure with a 150-foot waterfall finale. Arrive early, beat the crowds, and wander through towering jungle canopy, muddy paths, and cinematic scenery. It’s one of Oahu’s most accessible — and rewarding — waterfall hikes.
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Hiking Koko Head Stairs on Oʻahu: What to Know Before Climbing Koko Crater
If you’re chasing one of Oʻahu’s most iconic and physically demanding hikes, the Koko Crater Trail (often called Koko Head Stairs or Koko Crater Railway Trail) should be on your itinerary. It’s short — about 1.4–1.6 miles round-trip — but don’t let the distance fool you: this is a leg-burning, heart-pumping climb that’ll make you…
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Anasazi Trail Hike: Exploring Ancient Native American History Near St. George, Utah
After years of anticipation, I finally hiked to Observation Point in Zion National Park. This hike, while not difficult by any stretch, is interesting with a million dollar view at the end of the trail.
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That Outdoor Site is the culmination of months, if not years, of saying to ourselves, “people need to know about this!” After moving to the Desert Southwest and exploring the extreme beauty and natural history, we realized it’s too awesome to keep to ourselves. Join us as we hike through national and state parks, dangle from the top of tall canyon walls, and experience the uniqueness of this fascinating part of the world!
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Our vision at That Outdoor Site is to inspire people to connect with nature and explore the great outdoors. We believe that spending time outside is good for the mind, body, and spirit, and we want to inspire as many people as we can to experience the benefits of nature. We encourage everyone to step outside their comfort zone. Try something new. Explore the unknown. Face your fears and conquer!
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