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Sea Lodge Beach Trail
Princeville, Hawaii
0.8 mi
/ 167 ft gain
Sea Lodge Beach Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii.
Hike to Wyllie's Beach
Princeville, Hawaii
5.0
0.8 mi
/ 265 ft gain
Wyllie's beach is a small beach next to Anini beach. It is on the northwest side of the river mouth. There is a 0.8 mile trail down to the beach. The trail head is near the Westin Princeville. This is a handy beach for those staying in the Princeville area, as it is walkable from most vacation homes here.
There are many trees and much shade on the beach. While hiking the trail to and from the b...
Hike to Turtle Cave
Princeville, Hawaii
3.8
0.75 mi
/ 62 ft gain
Turtle Cave is located within a small bay on the Princeville side of Kauai. This hike requires swimming, repelling down a steep cliff and potentially high tides. This particular access point is located on private property, so you should be staying in one of the rentals or traveling with a guest. When you turn right on Edward Rd, make your second left just before the dead end. You will want to ...
Queen's Bath Trail
Princeville, Hawaii
5.0
0.86 mi
/ 112 ft gain
Queen's Bath Trail is an out-and-back that takes you by a river located near Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii.
Soaking in Queen's Bath
Princeville, Hawaii
4.7
Between the frequent rains and the often overcast forecast, Kauai is not always the typical Hawaiian tropical getaway people dream of. But there are few islands that offer the same majestic waterfalls, luscious valleys, world renowned breaks, and more. Like a handful of the island's other gems, Queen’s Bath is one of the spots that makes Kauai, well, Kauai.After driving through the town of Prin...
Scramble the Okolehao Ridge Trail
Princeville, Hawaii
4.5 mi
/ 1200 ft gain
They don't call it the butt slide trail for nothing— the Okolehao Trail (translated to iron butt, for more than just the glutes involved) —is a short drive from Princeville, just before Hanalei Bay. Filled with lush vegetation, ample wildlife, and stunning viewpoints, the full trail isn't for the faint of heart, particularly if it rains at all.When I embarked on this route I had no idea having...
Diving in Paradise at Hideaway's Beach
Princeville, Hawaii
4.7
This beach is easily found by driving into Princeville and heading toward the St. Regis hotel. The trail to the beach is just before you arrive at the hotel. There is a small public parking lot on the right, which leads to the trail. If the lot is full, don't worry, the St. Regis Resort will valet for your car for free. Just let them know you are going to Hideaway Beach.The entrance to the beac...
Kayak Camp on Miloli'i Beach
Hanalei, Hawaii
17 mi
NOTE: The beach is closed in the winter months due to high surf. Be sure to work with a local guide to insure you do this adventure safely.The only way to reach Miloli'i is by Kayak. Unless you are going to be bringing your own kayak to the island chances are you will need to rent one from a company on the island. We had a good experience with Kayak Kauai. They offer a package called `Maveri...
Relax in Hanalei Bay
Hanalei, Hawaii
5.0
Hanalei Bay is one of the most scenic beaches on the north shore of Kauai. It features mountain views and a pier. In summer, the water gets calm and clear. It's perfect for swimming, SUP, and diving. During the winter, the it becomes a beautiful surf spot.
There are small lots for parking scattered along the length of the beach, so refrain from parking in front of houses. It stays relative...
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