Hiking in Hawaii - Manana Trail Hike on Oahu

Join me for an adventurous day Hiking in Hawaii on the Manana Trail in Oahu! This scenic hike offers breathtaking views, lush greenery, and a rewarding trek that showcases the natural beauty of the island.

🔧 What You'll Experience:

Stunning views from the Manana Trail, including mountain peaks and valleys
A look at the diverse flora and fauna along the hike
Tips for navigating the trail and what to bring for a safe and enjoyable hike
Highlights of the rewarding sights and sounds of Oahu’s outdoors
Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for your next adventure, this video is the perfect way to explore one of Hawaii’s beautiful trails.

About the Trail: The Manana Trail Hike on Oahu is a lesser-known yet stunning hiking trail offering breathtaking views of lush valleys, ridges, and, on clear days, panoramic ocean vistas. Here’s what you need to know:

Trail Overview
Location: Located in the Pearl City area, the trailhead is at the end of Komo Mai Drive.
Length: Approximately 6 miles one-way (12 miles round trip).
Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous, depending on how far you go.
Elevation Gain: Roughly 2,100 feet to the summit.
Duration: 5–8 hours round trip, depending on pace and stops.
Highlights
Diverse Scenery: The trail starts in a wooded area and transitions into open ridges with sweeping views.
Summit Views: The end of the trail reaches a peak offering views of the Ko'olau Mountain Range and the Windward side of the island.
Natural Features: Wildflowers, native plants, and occasional bird sightings make this hike a nature lover’s dream.
Waterfalls: There are offshoot trails leading to waterfalls, though they can be tricky to access.
Things to Know
Weather: The trail can get muddy and slippery, especially after rain, so check the weather beforehand.
Gear: Wear sturdy hiking boots, and bring plenty of water, snacks, sunscreen, and bug spray.
Navigation: The trail is well-marked but can feel long; keep track of your progress.
Fitness Level: Suitable for experienced hikers; beginners might find the round trip challenging.
Tips
Start Early: The hike can take a full day, and starting early ensures cooler temperatures and more daylight.
Parking: Limited parking is available at the trailhead. Be mindful of residents in the area.
Permits: No permits are required, but always respect local rules and guidelines.

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