DOE Trail in Kekaha, HI 96752

DOE Trail in Kekaha, Kauaʻi County, Hawaii 96752 is a service road (private). It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at North Nohiki Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
service road
Route
southeast-northwest

Viewpoints

  • Kawaiele State Waterbird Sanctuary – approx. 3.4 mi.
  • Lookout – approx. 7.1 mi.
  • Puu Ka Pele Lookout – approx. 7.1 mi.
  • Great overview over Canyon – approx. 7.3 mi.
  • View point of kawaii, Hawaii – approx. 7.3 mi.
  • Waimea Canyon Lookout (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 7.4 mi.
  • Sunset – approx. 7.7 mi.
  • Niihau Viewpoint – approx. 7.7 mi.
  • Pu'u Hinahina Viewpoint – approx. 7.7 mi.
  • Lolo Vista – approx. 8.2 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Camp Hale Koa – approx. 6.8 mi.
  • Camp Alan Faye – approx. 7.1 mi.
  • Kaluahaulu – approx. 8.5 mi.
  • Wiliwili Camp – approx. 8.6 mi.
  • Hipalau – approx. 8.9 mi.

Picnic areas

  • Pine Forest Drive Picnic Area – approx. 6.1 mi.
  • Kukui Picnic Area – approx. 7.5 mi.

Restaurants

  • Kokeʻe Lodge Restaurant – approx. 9.1 mi.

Places of worship

  • Kekaha Methodist Church – approx. 8.0 mi.
  • Kekaha Catholic Church – approx. 8.1 mi.
  • Door Of Faith – approx. 8.2 mi.

Attractions

  • Queen's Pond – approx. 1.4 mi.
  • Red Sand Falls at Waimea Canyon Drive. Also known as Red Rock Waterfall. Park in the pullout on the opposite side of the road. You have to climb over a guardrail to get to the falls. The Falls are about 6-7 feet high. You have to hop over a small stream in a mini ravine (about 2 ft wide) to – approx. 7.3 mi.

Movie theaters

  • Screen – approx. 4.1 mi.

Schools

  • Kekaha school – approx. 7.2 mi.