Kaʻala Trail

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:trail
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Waiʻanae_Mountains
gptkbp:accessibility requires a permit
gptkbp:best_time_to_visit dry season
gptkbp:closing_date during heavy rains
gptkbp:cultural_significance important to native Hawaiians
gptkbp:difficulty moderate to difficult
gptkbp:elevation approximately 1,200 feet
highest point on Oahu
gptkbp:ends_at gptkb:Kaʻala_Mountain_summit
gptkbp:equipment recommended to bring water
gptkbp:fauna gptkb:Hawaiian_honeycreepers
gptkbp:features scenic views
lush vegetation
gptkbp:flora endemic plant species
gptkbp:has_public_transport paved road to trailhead
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Kaʻala Trail
gptkbp:is_popular_in hikers
gptkbp:length approximately 6 miles
gptkbp:located_in gptkb:Hawaii
gptkbp:managed_by gptkb:Hawaii_Department_of_Land_and_Natural_Resources
gptkbp:parking limited parking
gptkbp:parks gptkb:Kaʻena_Point_State_Park
gptkbp:safety_features steep sections
gptkbp:scenic_views cloud forests
gptkbp:starts_at Kealia Trailhead
gptkbp:surrounding_area gptkb:Waianae_Mountains
gptkbp:tour available online
regularly maintained
well-marked
4 to 6 hours
established in the 1970s
varies with weather
varied terrain
out and back
switchbacks
leave no trace principles
great for landscape photography
dirt and gravel
check before hiking
informative signs along the way
popular among local hikers
heavily trafficked
best to hike early in the day
organized hikes occasionally
21.5000° N, 158.1667° W
can be slippery after rain
requires a short drive from Honolulu
well-known among tourists and locals.
gptkbp:viewpoint panoramic views of Oahu
gptkbp:weather_conditions can be wet and muddy
gptkbp:wildlife native birds
Hawaiian monk seals