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HIKING SHUTTLE- MOALEPE TRAIL TO KUILAU TRAIL | KEKO KAUAI

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Get out and explore the magic of Kauaʻi and discover the best way to see hidden valleys, hear native birds, and immerse your self in nature by hiking in Kauai.

Person
$38
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Hiking Shuttle -Moalepe Trail To Kuilau Trail

Ready to hike Moalepe trail and Kuilau trail on the same day? Get on board the friendly shuttle; where your driver will give you tips and recommendations to make your hike more enjoyable and safe.

Hike on your own, with that special someone or make new friends along the trail. Don’t ever see the same thing twice. Get conveniently dropped off on one side of the trail and get picked up on the other; cover twice the trails and half the effort

See Makaleha falls, views of the North, East and South shore along the trail, active and dormant waterfalls. Take a closer look at one of the wettest spots in the world, Mountain Wai ale ale. Finish your hike next to the tranquil and beautiful Keahua stream and relax under the unique rainbow eucalyptus before heading back to your hotel.

Full Activity Details

Distance: 4.5mi/7.2km
Elevation gain: 800ft/243m
Difficulty: Moderate
Approximate hiking time: 2:30-3:00hrs
Trail Conditions: Muddy, slippery when wet, uneven surfaces
Age restrictions: Must be 10 years or older to ride in the van. Make sure you are physically capable to take on this activity! This is a self-guided tour.

Schedule & Pick Up Times

Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday

  • 7:10 – 7:20am – Pick up in South Kapa’a, outside Island country store 4-484 Kuhio Hwy, HI 96746
  • 7:30 – 7:40am – Pick up in North Kapa’a, outside Paco’s tacos 4-1638 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaa, HI 9746
  • 8:00am – Drop off at Moalepe trail head, Self-guided tour
  • 10:45 – 11:00am – Pickup at Keahua Arboretum parking lot, located outside Kuilau trail head next to the bridge
  • 11:20-11:30am – Drop off South Kapa’a, Island country store
  • 11:40-11:50am – Drop off North Kapa’a, Paco’s tacos

Know Before You Go

Your safety is their first priority. This is a self-guided tour. Please stay on marked trails at all times. Do not go near cliffs or take dangerous pictures near edges, ground can be unstable and can give away at any time. Do not cross streams during flash floods, at high levels, or during storms. Make sure you have enough water and snacks for your journey, have proper gear and clothing, weather can be unpredictable at any time.  Cell phone signal is not available in all trails. Get ready, take on a trail and discover the best of Kauai. For more details visit:  www.hawaiitrails.hawaii.gov

What To Bring

Adventurers should be ready to have fun. You will want to dress in layers. You can peel off layers at the rest stops as it warms up on the way down.

  • Closed-toe shoes with good traction (No sandals or water shoes!)
  • Small back pack
  • Phone
  • Sunscreen & Sunglasses
  • Camera
  • Light rain jacket
  • Snacks & Beverages
  • Trekking poles are recommended (if you have them)
  • Spirit of Adventure
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