Mо̄hihi-Wai‘alae Trail in Kauai County, Hawaii

Mо̄hihi-Wai‘alae Trail in Kauaʻi County is an unpaved path. The condition of the road surface is very poor. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Camp 10 Road and ends in a cul-de-sac. Mо̄hihi-Wai‘alae Trail is also known as Mohihi Waialae Trail.

Alternate Name
Mohihi Waialae Trail
Road Type
track
Route
east-west

Campgrounds

  • Waiakoali – approx. 0.8 mi.
  • Sugi Grove – approx. 1.1 mi.
  • Kawaikoi – approx. 1.1 mi.
  • End trail – approx. 1.9 mi.
  • Lonomea – approx. 2.1 mi.
  • YWCA Camp Sloggett – approx. 2.5 mi.
  • Kokee campground – approx. 2.8 mi.
  • Waialae – approx. 3.0 mi.
  • Hipalau – approx. 3.2 mi.
  • Kaluahaulu – approx. 3.9 mi.
  • Wiliwili Camp – approx. 4.3 mi.
  • Camp Alan Faye – approx. 4.4 mi.
  • Camp Hale Koa – approx. 4.6 mi.

Viewpoints

  • Pu'u o Kila Lookout – approx. 2.4 mi.
  • Kilohana Lookout – approx. 2.9 mi.
  • Kalalau Lookout – approx. 3.1 mi.
  • Pu'u Hinahina Viewpoint – approx. 3.7 mi.
  • Niihau Viewpoint – approx. 3.8 mi.
  • Puu Ka Pele Lookout – approx. 4.3 mi.
  • Great overview over Canyon – approx. 4.5 mi.
  • Waimea Canyon Lookout (wheelchair accessible) – approx. 4.5 mi.

Picnic areas

  • Alakaʻi Picnic Area – approx. 1.3 mi.

Gift shops

  • Kokeʻe Lodge Retail Shop – approx. 3.0 mi.

Restaurants

  • Kokeʻe Lodge Restaurant – approx. 3.0 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • 9 mile point. 9 mile marker – approx. 4.7 mi.