Hau’ula Loop

The Hau’ula Loop provides a light workout on the uphills and pleasant woodsy trails with occasional coastal views. Use caution at the slippery stream crossings.

A $5 donation is requested for each non-member, age 18 or over.

Elevation Gain: 850 feet

Trail Conditions: Stream Crossings

Trail Route: Loop

Native Plants: Papala kepau, ‘Iliahi, ‘Ohi’a, Pukiawe, ‘Ulei

Moku & Ahupua’a: Ko’olauloa & Hau’ula

Hawaiian Name Meaning: Hau’ula literally means ‘red hau tree’

Historic Information: In the 1930s the Territorial Forestry built this loop trail to facilitate access to the Hau’ula Forest Reserve for hunters, fence builders and tree planters.

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