Polihale State Park

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Polihale State Park is a remote, expansive beach park on the western end of Kauai, Hawaii, known for its long stretch of white sand, dramatic dunes, and views of the Na Pali Coast.

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Polihale State Park canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beach
protected area
state park
access 4-wheel drive recommended in wet conditions
unpaved sugarcane road
country United States
hasActivity beachcombing
camping
photography
picnicking
scenic viewing
shore fishing
sunbathing
hasCulturalSignificance associated with Hawaiian legends
considered a sacred place in Hawaiian tradition
hasFeature camping area
long white sand beach
parking area
picnic facilities
remote location
restrooms
rough access road
sand dunes
sea cliffs
views of the Na Pali Coast
hasLength one of the longest beaches in Hawaii
knownFor dangerous surf and currents
dramatic sunsets
expansive beach
relative seclusion
locatedIn Hawaii
Hawaii County
Kauai
linked to: Kauaʻi

State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii

western Kauai
locatedOn Pacific Ocean
island of Kauai
linked to: Kauaʻi
managedBy Division of State Parks
Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
near Barking Sands
Na Pali Coast
linked to: Nā Pali Coast

Pacific Missile Range Facility
partOf Hawaii State Parks system
warning no lifeguards on duty
swimming can be hazardous

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Hawaii State Parks system hasNotableSite Polihale State Park
West Kauaʻi contains Polihale State Park
subject linked to: west Kauaʻi
Kekaha isGatewayTo Polihale State Park
Kekaha isNear Polihale State Park
Kekaha hasNearbyAttraction Polihale State Park