Ha'ena State Park
Ha'ena State Park offers stunning ocean views, lush greenery, and cultural significance on the island of Kauai, Hawaii.
About Ha'ena State Park
Ha'ena State Park is located on the northern coast of Kauai and represents a blend of natural beauty and cultural history. The park provides access to the Kalalau Trail, a world-renowned hiking path that follows the dramatic cliffs of the Na Pali Coast. Visitors can enjoy the pristine Ke'e Beach, known for its tranquil waters and excellent snorkeling conditions. The park also holds ancient Hawaiian archaeological sites, like the Hikinaakala Heiau, offering insight into the island's history. With lush valleys, towering sea cliffs, and dense tropical vegetation, Ha'ena State Park is a captivating destination for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking to connect with Hawaii's rich cultural past.
Highlights
Kalalau Trail and its breathtaking coastal views
Ke'e Beach, a popular spot for snorkeling and swimming
Hikinaakala Heiau, an ancient Hawaiian religious site
The scenic Maniniholo Dry Cave located near the park entrance
Notable Natural Features
Kalalau Trail
A challenging hike offering stunning views of the Na Pali Coast.
Ke'e Beach
Idyllic beach renowned for its clear water and snorkeling opportunities.
Hikinaakala Heiau
An archaeological site reflecting Hawaii's spiritual and social heritage.