Olomana

Mountain peak · Windward

Olomana

Mountain peak · Windward

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Hawaii 96734

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Conquer the challenging Three Peaks of Mount Olomana, where adventurous hikers are rewarded with breathtaking 360° views and thrilling rock scrambles.  

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@afar

"Three Peaks—Magical Visible from anywhere in Kailua-Kaneohe are the three peaks of Mount Olomana. The majestic peaks are named after a mythical Hawaiian warrior and offers more than spectacular views from all angles. To reach your destination from Honolulu you take the Pali through the Kalanionaole Highway and look out for the Luana Hills Country Club. You can park right outside of the club as the entrance to the hike is just a quarter mile from the entrance. The peaks are challenging, with steep drop-offs and some rock climbing, and are only for experienced hikers. The first peak offers the highest views and the third is the most dangerous of all the peaks. Make sure you do your research and talk to locals about likely conditions. That said, it's been my favorite hike on Oahu so far and it offers unforgettable views of the city. Bring some snack and water with you to sit atop one of the peaks and have a quick picnic."

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@afar

"Three Peaks—Magical Visible from anywhere in Kailua-Kaneohe are the three peaks of Mount Olomana. The majestic peaks are named after a mythical Hawaiian warrior and offers more than spectacular views from all angles. To reach your destination from Honolulu you take the Pali through the Kalanionaole Highway and look out for the Luana Hills Country Club. You can park right outside of the club as the entrance to the hike is just a quarter mile from the entrance. The peaks are challenging, with steep drop-offs and some rock climbing, and are only for experienced hikers. The first peak offers the highest views and the third is the most dangerous of all the peaks. Make sure you do your research and talk to locals about likely conditions. That said, it's been my favorite hike on Oahu so far and it offers unforgettable views of the city. Bring some snack and water with you to sit atop one of the peaks and have a quick picnic."

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Milan Thapa

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This is no joke hike, be prepared with some water, snacks and shoe with good grip. Don't rush and hurry especially after 1st peak. Most people can easily make to 1st peak after that it gets tricky. 3rd peak that is the killer. It might rain a little so just be prepared, things gets bad when it rains. It's great hike and awesome place to concure fear. Enjoy your time and view out there and please don't go alone.

Peter Jokan

Google
This hike is offer so much! Do not miss it! The hike it's about three hours long (back-to-back). The first 3/4 segment of the trail is relatively easy, nothing extraordinarily. The last 1/4 is more challenging but I believe everyone can make it. The view from the top... oh my! I can't describe what is up there, you must check it out by yourself. Worth it. Trust me! (my girlfriend made it up in a short skirt... so c'mon guys!)

The Chillmaster

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BEWARE OF THE 20 MINUTE WALK TO THE TRAIL. No parking near the trail and had to walk 20 minutes. If i had known that, woulda started it earlier and got out right before sunset. Also, make sure you bring a map. Trail easy to get lost on, on the way back down.

Ulziibayar Badamdorj

Google
It was challenging after rain. We lost our way a few times. Park your car at bus stop. But come back before 6pm otherwise they will give you a ticket. Get enough snack and water pls. If you wanna go all three peaks, go early. There are colored sings on the trees, just in case if you lost your way follow them. Be careful when you go through woods. We touched bee net, and we were beaten by bees badly😞. The view is amazing on the top.

Avery Bingham

Google
Not a hike for those afraid of heights. There is some scrambling, and a beautiful journey for those inclined. Check the weather for rain in advance of attempting.

Fady Charbel

Google
wear lightweight running or tennis shoes and bring about 1.5L of water (or more if you want). the first peak is the tallest and has a great view. if you want to stop there, that's fine, but getting to the other two peaks isn't bad. you already did 90% of the work getting to the first peak. check out the others if you have time.

Eldon Ngo

Google
Came for the 3 peaks this time. Great hike. The first time we just went to the 1st peak.

Ankit Patel

Google
Rising 500 metres over the coastline, this chain of three jagged peaks is an integral part of the landscape on the windward side of Oahu. Olomana is a remnant of the Koʻolau caldera, the western section of which dominates the horizon towards Honolulu (see Nu’uanu Pali below). One look at Olomana and you’ll know that this is a hike not to be taken lightly, requiring a lot of scrambling and a stomach for heights. Ropes are provided to help you tackle the steeper ascents, but you’ll still need to pick your way up a few walls unaided. People have died or been seriously injured attempting the Three Peaks Trail, mostly between the second and third peaks, and it’s best to avoid these on particularly wet days. The trail is 4.4 miles long, but will feel much longer. Be sure to pause at the first peak where you’ll be rewarded with an awesome 360° panorama. Many hikers come this far and then return without attempting the steeper climbs further on.