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If you're looking for a 1 hour(ish) workout with a unique coastal airfield view, this is your place! This one is great because it's totally legal, dog friendly, has ample parking, and is half covered with shade. Expect to gain elevation quickly and to be hammered with switchbacks galore. My little one (a shih tzu-Maltese-chihuahua mix) couldn't even make it halfway up the last time, but she was more than determined to make it the second time around... and SHE DID. So proud!! I used to hate this hike, but now, I think it's a pretty decent one! This one affords unique views of Dillingham Airfield and Moke's that you wouldn't see otherwise. Just remember to bring water, snacks, and to start early because can get really hot.
I absolutely love this trail! It has got to be one of my top fav's now. Not stroller friendly but hubby carried my 10month old in our ergo backpack up and down like a champ! Not one huff or puff. Kealia Trail is a nice and what seemed like a well maintained path. It's not paved, yet it isn't difficult to maneuver through for the most part until you get to the part where there are a ton of switchbacks and at times your climbing up about 1 foot rocks. I had planned to count the switchbacks on my way down but what had happened was.... We decided to do a sunset hike (5:30pm, sunsets at 7:11 more than enough time) soon to learn that right when we're about 10mins away from the picnic table, other hikers warn that the guy will close the gates at 7pm sharp. It was 6:35pm.......There was only 2 options, fight til the finish, or flight (book it fast) back down the trail and plan for another day. You bet your bottoms, I sprinted to the top and made it back down by 7pm. Back down to the start of the trail that is. I was huffing and puffing.l and I didn't even reach the lot yet. With a team effort, one of us who chose the flight option and was smart to drive her car to the gate in case the guy were to lock us in. Rest assured, that last boost of adrenaline kicked in and we finally made it to our cars and out the gate with no sign of the dude. But we seen him past us as we were driving past the airfield. All in all, it was a beautiful hike and I'd do it more often. Nice parking lot although stinkin google maps almost took me literally through the airfield. Stay on the main road and take the left right after you've reached the end of the airfield. Follow the road a bit and park in the designated Kealia Trail parking lot.
After looking at so many trails online, it was hard to find one that wasn't in the back of a town in someone's back yard and trespassing. Kealia is one that you don't have to worry about in terms of parking and/or feeling like you're getting stink eyes from the neighbors or even feeling like you're walking into something shady. P A R K I N G The parking is located on an airfield but it's legal and so many cars were there when we left and when we arrived. H I K E The hike starts right across the parking lot. At first it's flat before you suddenly hit the mountain and it's pretty much switchbacks until you get to the "bench." The trail itself has a lot of greenery that can brush your legs. It gets muddy and the rocks are slippery and steep at moments. So take your time going up and down as you don't want to hurt yourself. I would not go here on a rainy day. It'd be a very long & slow hike to be really safe. I slipped a couple times and I had trail runners on and it was just a day after raining. What's pretty great was we came in the mid afternoon and we were in the shade the whole time. So although it was warm, we had the breeze and shade to keep us cool. It took us about 75 minutes up and down but we did stop at the bench. You can keep going up to complete the 3-4 mile trek up and then come back down. But if you want to keep it to just a total of 3 miles then just get to the bench...take a little breather in the wide clearing there (there's no real views at that point) and then come back down and find the little ridge with the actual views a little ways down. Also what was great was there wasn't a whole lot of people (unlike Diamond Head). The trails are pretty much enough room for 1 person so be kind and considerate for people passing or if you're going slower then step aside. I saw a lot of guys running up the mountain and I think they were training for something. You could take a short cut to the bench by climbing up the side of the mountain (which a couple of those guys did) at the point where there's a view. But be safe! If you're not a seasoned climber or don't have the right gear, just suck it up and do the switchbacks. O V E R A L L A lovely hike that I would in a heartbeat do again and hopefully if we had more time next time, go all the way to the top....of course only if it's not raining!
This is my absolute favorite hike! It is uphill and parts are steep but it seems less crowded and less tourist polluted than the more popular trails around the island. Most of the trail is shaded by trees but ever now and then you'll have the privilege of seeing nothshore's landscape at certain points. Sometimes you can even witness paragliding taking place in the distance. I think this is a great place for a romantic hike and picnic or fast paced uphill trekking for the average person who can handle light exercise. My cell phone did not get reception mostly (which is awesome if you are in the mode to detach/unplug for a while). I've taken my friends, work associates, and other people close to me for years. There is plenty space to park near the airstrip. If you want to get the most out of it, try showing up around 05-0530 on the weekend. Bring snacks and food so you won't have to rush! Mostly the picnic table is free when I go. Make sure you take it all in.
If you're looking for a moderate trail about 7 miles long, pretty safe, and mostly tree covered, the Kealia Trail is the one for you! You park and start off right behind Dillingham Airfield, then you hike the first 45 to 55 minutes (depends on how fast you walk) up the switchbacks, enjoy the nice view of the airstrip and beaches, up to the picnic table right at the top of the mountainside. A really nice place to rest in the pine trees and usually got a nice breeze. Then if you feel energetic, you just continue hiking up the dirt roads uphill ... some at pretty steep grades, and about another hour, you reach the top where it overlooks the Waianae coast! I really like this trail 'cuz like I mentioned, it does have a lot of trees. If you start around 800 - 830 am ish, probably will take you about 3 hours (relatively fast hiker in decent shape) to about 3 1/2 to 3 hours 50 minutes (slower hiker), and you have shade! But be sure to take water with you! Also having a walking stick really does help with the uneven rocky and sometimes muddy surfaces especially if it rained the night before. I've never continued past that gate at the top, but there are other trails that people hike around the top, or continue down the other side. Maybe one day I'll do that, but my old legs does have its limitations! If you're not in shape, your legs will punish you the next day ... and the day after that! he he! (going down stairs will be FUN!) But don't let that deter you, this is one of my favorite hike where I can get a 3 hour workout in the countryside!
Nice hiking trail on the far end of the west side near Mokuleia & Dillingham Airfield. Not a lot people on this trail which is good. A bit challenging, noticed a lot of switchbacks and a little bit of rock climbing (no ropes needed though.) Nice views along the way to the top. We stopped at the shaded bench area and turned around to head back down. Much easier going back down then going up that's for sure! Took us about an hour going up and 40 minutes heading back down. Trail is mostly shaded with lots of trees. I would definitely do this hike again with friends. It's a great hike for cardio!
This trail is well marked up to the gazebo, 1.3 miles. The trail starts off wide and clear with no obstacles. 1/3 up you will hit several switch backs with rocks to step on and over. Some rocks are a foot high to step on to. This trail is also popular with mountain bikers (MTB). They normally ride down this trail with body armor and a good dual suspension MTB. They start on Mokuleia Access Rd in Waialua. The trail manners for MTB's is to give way to hikers. I was taught this when I first started riding MTB in 2012. Once at the gazebo it over looks the Pacific Ocean. You can continue on for 3 more miles to the fire road to view Makua Valley in Waianae. Also if the view is clear you can see the AirForce white ball on Mt Ka'ala, the highest peak on O'ahu. There are trail signs, but it can confuse you when you come to a fork in the fire road. I took several photos indicating the direction. The last photo just before you hit the gate has a finger pointing the direction to go. Total round trip miles is 8. I brought 4 liters of icy cold performance fluids and my bento. :-)
I always love this trail due to the condition of the trails and good cardio challenge. I would classify this trail intermediate especially if you are going all the way to the top which is almost another two miles from the shelter. Today was a perfect day for this hike with overcast and even misty conditions. I do not advise this trail for summer midday or afternoons as the first part of this hike is the switchback trails alongside the mountain, not covered with trees. The second part is a shaded roadway and pretty much all uphill. Great views of the shoreline on the first part of the hike.
Kealia Trail is located at the end of Dillingham airfield where they do sky diving activities. This trail is on the hot and dry side. The official trail website says it's 7 miles trip. Unfortunately, my clan couldn't accomplish this trail mainly because of me. I'm more of wet and cool hiker than hot and dry. Regardless, I enjoy the crowd here giving us positive motivation like we're almost there on our 1 mile up. Yeah right! These hikers were more on the serious yet nice. To me, every trail has its own personality. Anyhow, we did 2 miles up and gave up. Maybe we should have come earlier and not at 12 pm. Parking is plentiful and there's bathroom at the end of airplane warehouse which was clean and convenient.
Kealia trail starts in the parking lot of Dillingham airfield to the right when you are driving in. There are tons of parking spots in the parking to the left so parking has never been an issue for me. There are many signs and pink ribbons on the trail to make sure you are on the right path although the trail itself is very paved. There are a ton of switchbacks to start with beautiful views of mokuleia's makai views. Be sure to enjoy the views on the way up. It took me 28 minutes to get to the top where there is a picnic table where you can relax and enjoy. Most people I speak to stop there and turn around. If you decide to continue on, which I usually do the trail becomes less populated. If you decide to continue, you'll have options of different trails which are displayed by trail heads and signs. I personally continue initially to the left where I enter two different gates that I have to open and close. The view turns into more of a valley as you are facing mauka side. If I had all day I would continue down the ridge which would kick me out to the Farrington area I imagine. Time: 1-1.5 hours from the bottom to picnic table and back. Solo for me 2.5-3 hours solo walking with a semi fast pace (3-4 hours casual walking). Difficulty: Moderate: You'll get a semi appreciable lower body workout but not as much cardiovascular workout as other steeper hikes. Enjoy!
This hike is what I would call easy to medium. If you're in good shape, it will be easy, if you're like me and you're "on my way to a shape that is not a circle" you'll find this hike challenging. The best thing about this hike for me is that there is no "fear of death". You always have the mountain on one side of you and the trail is wide enough and well maintained so you can always see where you're placing your feet. You may have heard that it is a trail of 19 switchbacks. I can't confirm the number because I don't count them as I go up or down, but yes - it is all switchbacks. But I prefer switchbacks sometimes because the incline is not as great and the turns offer you a chance to rest on the side if there are a lot of people on the trail and you don't want to feel rushed. There is one section of the trail that is my favorite!!! You are about midway up and there's a break in the trees and you can see the coast below you. It is such a pretty sight!! The waves coming in and breaking on the shore, the airfield where pilots are prepping to go up or landing, the military training area and more!!! This trail does get HOT. I think the rocks absorb the heat and then just emits all that hotness as the day goes on. I recommend you start early so that you're up at the pavilion before noon, going down in the heat is much better than going up. I have done this trail three times (forgot to check in once) and I started at 5 am, 6 am and 8 am. Any one of those times are good start times. The time I started at 5 am we went all the way up to the top to the beginning of the Kuaokala Public Hunting Area. I recommend you bring: Water - at least 2 liters Sunscreen - while parts of the hike is shaded, there are times you will be in the sun Hat - for the reason above Hiking shoes - trail running shoes are good as well. There are a lot of rocks, so something with a little more grip is better for this trail. Phone/camera Snack - at the "pavilion" you can take a seat and rest while eating. Hope you enjoy this hike as much as I do!!!
7 years ago
This trail was moderate it's around 7.5 miles. I did this trail with my sister we had a lot of fun. This trail is not overly populated and there was shade. I recommend this trail to anyone who wants a good workout. read more
11 years ago
Very moderate hike. A lot of snake like trail, great workout. The picnic bench was the end though other hikers said you can keep going futher. We tried but too hot. Next time we will go earlier. Trying to find the area is a bit hard, you can go through the plane section it will lead you there. read more
One of my new favorite hikes in northern Oahu. More about the journey than the destination, the 19 switchbacks are laden with beautiful "fallen rocks" and fauna, leading you to a picnic table area at its climax. Each switchback allows you to see a new vista of the airfield and surrounding mountainous area. Past the Kealia trail, use the signs with the trucks and the ones labeled "Kuaokala Road". When you reach the top, go past the gate to reach a breathtaking view that showcases the intricate ridges of the mountains. Towards the top, the trail smelled of lemongrass, with lush fauna and interesting landmarks. Overall, an enjoyable hike that works your thighs and butt with the inclines. Make sure to wear a hat and running shoes and bring some water! read more
Sooooo my friend is into hiking... and I'm not an avid hiker but I'm always down to try something new. I've only hiked Diamond Head (several times) but she recently invited me to go hiking with her so I thought, hey, why not? I live on Central Oahu and she lives in town... but she mentioned a trail on "my side" of the island, so I said I was down. Kealia Trail is located by Dillingham Airfield in Waialua. Parking is available at Dillingham Air Field (which is always a plus!) and it's a short walk to the start of the trail. I've hiked here TWICE (the last 2 Sundays)... and let me tell you, the FIRST time, I did NOT feel as if this was an intermediate hike. The trail zig zags (switchbacks) up the mountain. There are LARGE rocks, MEDIUM rocks, and SMALL rocks all along the trail. Under the shaded areas from the trees there are TONS of leaves as well which HIDE more rocks. Be careful. I took MANY breaks along the trail (I kept getting side pain, so shame!) but luckily there were 4 of us and one person was slower than me (heehee)... it took about an hour and a half to get to the picnic table the first time. We ventured past the picnic table but only for about 10 minutes before I gave up. My quad was BURNING! Some areas are SUPER STEEP and you are CLIMBING up rocks almost! (okay I may be exaggerating lol)... Anywaaaaay... the VIEW as you ascend is AMAZING and SO WORTH IT! http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=p2xMtShvgw3ZUyIRvi_agg&userid=IXdmrbRu0veA-OuaP0URwQ http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=GAjNQNQ9PMi-GIBzKCPhxg&userid=IXdmrbRu0veA-OuaP0URwQ http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=dByHYWWZFM5DkjR2N1YnPA&userid=IXdmrbRu0veA-OuaP0URwQ http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=11InxJo5BiiP7Kctyr_2-Q&userid=IXdmrbRu0veA-OuaP0URwQ Now yesterday when we hiked (3 people now)... we got to the picnic table in 55 minutes, and that was WITH several breaks as well! Once we got to the picnic table, we ventured further which took another 30 minutes (up dirt roads, some steeper than others) until we OFFICIALLY got to the TOP of the mountain. There is a view of the trees (some green and some dried out) and then the trail (dirt road) continues DOWN the mountain. We turned around at that point. The view is much nicer right below the picnic table. If you're at the picnic table you are surrounded by trees and can barely see anything... and you are stepping on tons of pine needles. We saw experienced hikers (what looked like anyway), families, dogs, and tourists on the 2 days we hiked this trail. It is MUCH easier the second time around and I enjoyed it much more lol. Be careful coming down because it is steep and the rocks are everywhere... my ankles kinda hurt but again that's me being a big baby. Bring WATER to rehydrate (and please bring water for your furry friends if you bring them along!). Great hike! read more
12 years ago
Great beginner+ hike. About 3 miles r/t. Takes less than 2 hours with children. It's steep going up on the switchbacks, but the views make the effort worth it! Good hiking shoes a must because it's very rocky at times. At the top there's a picnic table and an open area for resting in the shade. Parking is plentiful and there are no public restrooms. There were a lot of dogs enjoying this hike. More info and directions: http://hawaiitrails.ehawaii.gov/trail.php?TrailID=OA+01+006&island=Oahu And more about the whole Waianae trail system: http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/recreation/files/2013/09/Oahu-Hiking-Map_Kuaokala-MokuleiaArea.pdf read more
10 years ago
Great thigh burner hike! Took us a few hours, but we took our time taking photos and enjoying the view. We also kept walking on down the road when we probably should have turned around. The trail itself is pretty rocky, but fairly shady. That is until you near the top where the trail gets less rocky and shade disappears. We went early in the morning and didn't see anyone else. It was a beautiful day. We could see the airfield taking up their gliders and we also could see a few whales way out in the ocean. I should say, we could see whale tales. Definitely a hike I would do again, I would bring a picnic for the top too. read more
Great trail with a wonderful view of the North Shore. This trail had 19 switchbacks. I was too tired to keep count so another hiking member counted it herself. Not too many hikers on the day I went which was nice. After you have reached the picnic table you have the option to keep going. The path is a very steep incline. We followed it all the way until we reached a gated fence. We were able to see a little bit of the other side of the island. We continued to go left and realized we were on the Kealia access road. We passed about 7 hunting trucks that were about to camp out. We decided it was time to turn around and head back to the car. It took us 5 hours round trip. I recommend to not go left if you continue past the picnic tables. Still an awesome view on the way up! read more
10 years ago
We saw a male Peacock! At the beginning of the hike & heading back down the trail. Hike was a bit boring but the work out & view was amazing. read more
I love this hike! Parking in the lot and walking awhile to the trailhead is a little confusing, but the other reviews helped me figure it out. This is definitely a moderate hike. There is a long string of steep, rocky switchbacks, but if you go at your own pace, they are totally doable. The views are amazing! I only went to the to picnic table due to time, but even that portion was a great hike. read more
10 years ago
This trail provides great views of the north shore as you hike up 19 switchbacks [some long] to get to a picnic table at the top of the mountain. It is approximately 2.1 miles to get to the picnic table from the beginning of the trail. There are a lot of trees on the trail and it was very windy when I did the hike so I had natural air conditioning. For these reasons, I did not really sweat going up. There are not many difficult spots to get past on the trail. Some of the trail is a little narrow with steep drops but it is not really dangerous unless you are reckless. Once you get to the picnic table, you can continue up the Kealia Access Road for a little over 1.5 miles for breathtaking views of the Makua Valley. On the access road, you will need to follow the signs to the Kuaokala Trail. The first sign is a picture of a tractor pointing to the right. The next sign will be a left with the word "Kauakala" and a tractor. You go straight on it until you reach a part of the trail that veers up to the right. You will see a gate that you need to open and go immediately left to the see the valley. You are supposed to have a permit hike the Kauakala trail so I would not go too far down the trail other than enjoy the view of Makua Valley. At one point at the end of the trail, I took a right and saw a sign that pointed to the AF Tracking Station. If you see the sign, you went the wrong way so turn around and continue on the other trail. While the hike up to the picnic table is scenic with plenty of viewpoints and great views on the trail, the access road is kind of boring with no views. Of course, the Makua Valley is a worthy payoff. In total, the round trip hike to the Makua Valley and back is 7.5 miles and will take a little under 3 1/2 hours. In my opinion, the whole hike is absolutely worth it. The hike to the picnic table to see all the views of North Shore is a must do during a trip to the North Shore. If you are visiting Oahu and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found in the link via my Yelp profile. read more
9 years ago
This hike was definitely worth the trip out. The drive out itself was beautiful, passing by Turtle Bay, Bonzai Pipeline and many other gorgeous North Shore beaches. When you get there- don't be concerned by the "no parking" sign. They actually mean don't park on the air field. Hah. When you drive past the air field there is free parking at the base of the hike. The hike is well marked and maintained, with switch backs to help manage the incline. Be sure to look at the view on the way up and down-- this is definitely not a hike where you earn a greater view at the top. Quite a climb up, but a breeze down. Look up and you may see glider planes! read more
10 years ago
Pretty good hike that gets the blood flowing. Constant uphill battle but at least it has shade throughout and can take breaks and get in the scenery. Definitely not crowded compared the east side of the island so that's a plus. Always has a reward at the end of the rainbow. BOOM! read more
Nice trail, off the beaten path. Not too many people there when I went. A few of the guys from work, my dog and I went to check out this hike. It wasn't tough, as there is tons of shade going up with plenty of opportunities to take nice pictures. I do recommend some snacks and some extra water. The only way I could describe this hike is, it's like walking in a continuous "Z" up a mountain. This seems like a good hike for beginners. Check it out if you get the chance. read more
9 years ago
Strenuous climb to the first rest stop (picnic table area). It's definitely worth going the extra 2 miles to the lookout location. Overall, great hike! Bring lots of water and food :) read more
14 years ago
9 years ago
Drive all the way to the end of Dillingham and you're there. The trail is really easy to walk, and some people even bike it. It takes about 2 hours round trip. The view at the end is split between North Shore and Waianae (absolutely gorgeous). read more
11 years ago
Enjoyable hike. Only went about half way up (maybe half mile) and the views were more than worth it. A little muddy and rocky, but more than doable. There were kids 5 years old, parents and older people doing the hike. We also brought our dog and he did really well on the trail. Plenty of switchbacks on the trail with sweet views. read more
11 years ago
This can be a relatively easy hike unless you don't turn around at the picnic table and keep heading back up the cardiac hills to the other trails. We went about 4 miles to a lookout of a beautiful mountainous valley. It wasn't s lookout that you just happen upon. At one point the trail forked and we took the right path to a dead end where we could climb down a little to see a beautiful valley and mountain range. The trail to the left kept going and going. We did a total of about 8 miles round trip and we ran a good hut of it. Amazing workout. Some of the hills past the picnic table on the dirt roads are intense. We sprinted up a few but wow. Hardcore. If you don't go past the picnic table, it's an easy, shaded, pleasant hike with a beautiful view of the north shore. It is kid and pet friendly for sure. But I wouldn't bring my kids any further than the picnic table. The views are hidden past the picnic table unless you venture off the trail a bit. Overall I really enjoyed this hike. Not too crowded! read more
12 years ago
Loved this hike! It was everything I was looking for in a Hawaiian hike (minus the jungle). The trail was pretty empty, which is exactly what I was looking for--something not super touristy or crowded. The forest was beautiful, there weren't many bugs, and the views were just incredible. The trail is short and pretty easy/safe, but it is uphill. Just be careful if it's raining because the rocks can get slippery. I highly recommend for anyone to try this hike, well worth it. read more
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Great views along the trail! Not busy during the week since we went on a Tuesday afternoon and only saw a handful of other hikers. It's dog friendly- our 3 yr old lab came along and she seemed to enjoy the hike. An added bonus: we saw lots of gliders in the sky along the path. Overall we enjoyed the views, the workout and will be back for sure to see what's further down the trail. read more
10 years ago
This was a great hike! I love that it is shaded in majority of the areas. We brought our 2 dogs and we carried our baby. There were a lot of other dogs on the trail. We thought we could just let them off the leash but that didn't work since every other person had a dog. The view is pretty too. Definitely a good workout, especially if you're carrying a baby. read more
10 years ago
This is a great hike, it's a good workout and pet friendly. Switch backs lead you to a picnic table so bring lunch! The hike to the picnic table is not long but you can continue up the paved road to have a view of the west side of the island! But if you just hike the kealia trail, there is beautiful view of the north shore. read more
14 years ago
As far as hikes goes this is amazing. My three year old son was able to climb it so its not that hard. My husband did have to carry him on some parts and I don't suggest it for young kids that you aren't willing to carry. I suggest you bring lots of water and some snacks. There is a picnic table up at the top, but once you get past that there's not much to see read more
10 years ago
11 years ago
Pretty easy one. The best part is the dirt road to the hunting grounds. Buns of steel now! read more
12 years ago
11 years ago
Love this one! Beautiful hike with a lot of pretty views of the ocean. Mostly shaded. It can get really slippery when wet. read more
11 years ago
Beautiful and amazing hike. The views you get of our precious Northshore is breathtaking. One thing you need is sunscreen and alot of water. It does get hot and when you go when there's no wind and humid, you feel like your in a sauna. Its a must do hike again because i wanna see Makua valley and all the hidden gems. read more
11 years ago
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