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Puu Ohia Hike

Sunday, November 15 Beginner hike: Puu Ohia Meet at Church of the Crossroads at 9 a.m. Wear closed-toe shoes with good traction. Bring at least one liter of water, a snack and raingear. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent recommended. Beginner hikes are for those who have never hiked, have not hiked in a long time, or would like to learn the basics of hiking. Leader: Randy Ching

Nov 15, 2009

Photos: 44

Puu Ohia Service Project

Nov 11, 2009

Photos: 16

Kamiloiki Hike

Sunday, November 8 Kamiloiki 6mi/Moderate/Ridge/Hawaii Kai This dry ridge trail begins at a heiau and leads us to an ironwood grove at the summit. Mel Yoshioka, Randy Ching; asst. Richard Bailey

Nov 8, 2009

Photos: 24

Stuck in the Woods--Fire

Saturday November 7 "Stuck in the Woods" Session 2 with Jim Yuen For Leaders and Assistant Leaders only. The Sierra Club is currently recruiting new hike leaders. Session 2: Playing with fire -- the physics of fire, tinder and fuel. Various expedient fire-starting methods. Practical fire building. Location and time TBA. For info or registration, contact Deborah Blair

Nov 7, 2009

Photos: 7

Stuck in the Woods--Back Packing

Saturday October 3 "Stuck in the Woods" Session 1 with Jim Yuen For Leaders and Assistant Leaders only. The Sierra Club is currently recruiting new hike leaders. Session 1: The psychology of suddenly being in an unexpected emergency situation, the basic requirements of survival, the Ten Essentials system, clothing and insulation, emergency shelter. Location and time TBA. For info or registration, contact Deborah Blair

Nov 7, 2009

Photos: 6

Kapalama Loop

Sunday, November 1 Kapalama Loop 6mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Alewa Hts This up and down ridge trail leads to great views. Along the trail there are a number of native plants and opportunities to spot native birds. Randy Ching, Deborah Blair, asst. Rich Bailey and John Shimogawa

Nov 1, 2009

Photos: 47

Moss/Fern Hike

Saturday, October 31 Sierra Seminar: Moss and Fern Hike on Manoa Cliffs Trail 3mi/Easy/Woodlands/Tantalus Reservations Required. Ever wondered about all those tiny plants along our trails? Come along to look closely at the small green jewels of the plant kingdom! Bring your waterproof notebook and 10x hand lens if you have one. Moss expert Mashuri Waite will be our guide for this interpretive hike. Leader: Randy Ching

Oct 31, 2009

Photos: 19

Puu Maelieli

Puu Ma’eli’eli 3 mi/Moderate/Ridge/Kahaluu Reservations required. Uphill hike to pillbox overlooking beautiful Kaneohe Bay. Clyde Kobashigawa

Oct 25, 2009

Photos: 84

Maunawili Falls from Pali Lookout

Sunday, October 11 Maunawili Falls from Pali Lookout 4mi/Moderate/Maunawili Enjoy three hikes in one on a trail constructed by the Sierra Club in the early 1990's. Enjoy beautiful views of the Koolau mountain range and the ocean. Lunch and swimming at a waterfall. Car shuttle required. Reservations suggested. Deborah Blair and Stan Oka

Oct 11, 2009

Photos: 82

Puu Pia

Sunday, October 4 Beginner hike: Puu Pia Meet at Church of the Crossroads at 9 a.m. Wear closed-toe shoes with good traction. Bring at least one liter of water, a snack and raingear. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent recommended. Beginner hikes are for those who have never hiked, have not hiked in a long time, or would like to learn the basics of hiking. Leader: Randy Ching

Oct 4, 2009

Photos: 25

Kalawahine Hike

Sunday, September 13 Beginner hike: Kalawahine Trail Meet at Church of the Crossroads at 9 a.m. Wear closed-toe shoes with good traction. Bring at least one liter of water, a snack and raingear. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent recommended. Beginner hikes are for those who have never hiked, have not hiked in a long time, or would like to learn the basics of hiking. Leader: Randy Ching

Sep 13, 2009

Photos: 37

Kaau Crater Hike

Sunday, September 13 Kaau Crater 6 mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Valley/Palolo Hike up a ridge and around the rim of a stunning tuff crater. Waterfalls and native forest are also included on this hike. Plan on getting muddy and wet. David Lassner Photos courtesy of Rich Bailey

Sep 13, 2009

Photos: 36

Kamanaiki Ridge Hike

Sunday, August 16 Kamanaiki Ridge 5mi/Moderate/Ridge/Kalihi Not for those uneasy about heights. We'll ascend a steep ridge that divides Kalihi Valley and see native forest with nice views. Stan Oka 429-9814 Photos courtesy of Richard Bailey

Aug 16, 2009

Photos: 26

Puu Ualakaa Hike

Sunday, August 16 Beginner hike: Puu Ualakaa Meet at Church of the Crossroads at 9 a.m. Wear closed-toe shoes with good traction. Bring at least one liter of water, a snack and raingear. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent recommended. Beginner hikes are for those who have never hiked, have not hiked in a long time, or would like to learn the basics of hiking. Leader: Randy Ching, Sherine Boomla Photos courtesy John Shimogawa and Clyde Kobashigawa

Aug 16, 2009

Photos: 43

Outings Leader Training

Want to become a certified Sierra Club outings leader? Experienced outings leaders, assistant leaders, and new trainees are all welcome. Reservations required. Gwen Sinclair

Jul 25, 2009

Photos: 15

Manoa Cliff Trail (partial)

Beginner hike: Manoa Cliff Trail (partial) Meet at Church of the Crossroads at 9 a.m. Wear closed-toe shoes with good traction. Bring at least one liter of water, a snack and raingear. Sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent recommended. Beginner hikes are for those who have never hiked, have not hiked in a long time, or would like to learn the basics of hiking. Leader: Randy Ching, Arlene Buchholz

Jul 19, 2009

Photos: 7

Hawaii Loa Ridge Sierra Seminar

Hawaii Loa Ridge Sierra Seminar 3mi/Moderate/Ridge/East Oahu Reservations required. This lovely trail features a surprising array of native plants. Stan Oka, Arlene Buchholz

Jul 12, 2009

Photos: 22

Kawailoa Hike

Sunday, April 19 Kawailoa 5 mi/Moderate/Contour/North Shore Let’s celebrate John Muir’s birthday (April 21) on this great contour trail, which passes through one of the wildest areas on Oahu. The trail is actually 4 miles long (8 miles round trip) but we'll only go the first 2.5 miles. Built by the Civil Conservation Corps in 1934-35, the trail is rarely hiked. Ed Mersino

Apr 19, 2009

Photos: 66

Kaunala West

5mi/Moderate/ Contour/Pupukea Native plants are the highlight on this trail, with beautiful views of central Oahu. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa

Apr 5, 2009

Photos: 16

Kuliouou Valley

Mar 15, 2009

Photos: 10

Palehua-Palikea

Feb 22, 2009

Photos: 28

Kawainui Levee

Jan 18, 2009

Photos: 8

James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge

Jan 17, 2009

Photos: 21

Kuaokala

This is a great hike along the Waianae Range that provides wonderful views of Makua Valley and west Oahu. Not for those uneasy about heights. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa.

Jan 4, 2009

Photos: 31

Kahuku Coastal Hike

Dec 7, 2008

Photos: 24

Makahuene

This dry ridge trail begins at a heiau and leads us to an ironwood grove at the summit.

Nov 30, 2008

Photos: 44

Makahuene

Nov 30, 2008

Photos: 51

Waahila Ridge

What better way to spend a day than on this lovely trail, with its views of Manoa Valley and the Koolau mountains?

Nov 15, 2008

Photos: 31

Kuliouou Ridge

Sunday, November 2 Kuliouou 4 mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Kuliouou Enjoy great views of Waimanalo from the Koolau Ridge after you've made the final steep ascent.

Nov 2, 2008

Photos: 42

Onikiniki

Sunday, October 19 Onikiniki 6mi/Moderate/Ridge/Waimalu Beautiful ridge hike in the Pearl City area, featuring native sandalwood trees. Photos courtesy of Deborah Blair

Oct 19, 2008

Photos: 12

Makiki-Nuuanu to Jackass Ginger

Sunday, October 5 Makiki/Nuuanu to Jackass Ginger 5 mi/Moderate/ Ridge & Valley/Tantalus We start at Hawaii Nature Center and hike Kanealole, Makiki Valley, Nahuina, Kalawahine, Pauoa Flats, Nuuanu and Judd trails. We end up at a beautiful swimming hole. Photos courtesy of Deborah Blair

Oct 5, 2008

Photos: 20

Stuck In The Woods

Photos courtesy of Alicia Chang.

Sep 21, 2008

Photos: 15

Wiliwilinui

Wiliwilinui Ridge 5mi/Strenuous/ Ridge/Waialae Iki A short but steep ascent takes you to the Koolau summit and spectacular views. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa and Deborah Blair.

Sep 7, 2008

Photos: 48

Laie Falls

Sunday, August 24 Laie Falls 6 mi/Difficult/1400 ft elevation gain/Laie The trail climbs up a ridge above Laie with great views of the Windward area. A mile after entering the forest reserve we will take a slippery trail to a refreshing swimming hole. Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen. Photos courtesy of Deborah Blair

Aug 24, 2008

Photos: 25

Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden to Likeke Loop

7 miles/Moderate/Ridge/Kaneohe This hike starts in the Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden and climbs to join the Likeke Trail. We will contour along the base of the Pali with great views of Kaneohe Bay. Finally, we will loop back down past the golf course and reenter Hoomaluhia Park. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa

Aug 3, 2008

Photos: 24

Waimano Ridge

15mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Pearl City 7:00 a.m. meeting time. This trail was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps and offers rewarding views at the Koolau Summit. The upper portion of the trail is almost completely native forest. Photos courtesy of Deborah Blair

Jul 20, 2008

Photos: 17

Hawaii Loa Ridge

Hawaii Loa Ridge Sierra Seminar 3mi/Moderate/Ridge/East Oahu Reservations required. This lovely trail features a surprising array of native plants. Randy Ching, Sherine Boomla. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa.

Jul 13, 2008

Photos: 6

Kamanaiki

Sunday, July 6 Kamanaiki Ridge 5mi/Moderate/Ridge/Kalihi Not for those uneasy about heights. We'll ascend a steep ridge that divides Kalihi Valley and see native forest with nice views. Photos courtesy of Deborah Blair

Jul 6, 2008

Photos: 21

Tantalus Crater

Secret Trail Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa

Jun 22, 2008

Photos: 10

Manana To Shelter

3mi/Easy/Ridge/Pacific Palisades Meet at 1 p.m. at the end of Komo Mai Drive. A leisurely stroll along the Manana Trail. Child carrier needed for children under 5. Wear hiking boots or running shoes with good traction. Bring a small backpack or fanny pack (to keep your hands free), rain gear, water and a snack. Photos courtesy of Clyde Kobashigawa.

Jun 21, 2008

Photos: 8

Waiau Loop

Apr 10, 2008

Photos: 10

Diamond Head Snorkeling

Apr 10, 2008

Photos: 14

Puu Makaala

Feb 16, 2008

Photos: 38

Ihiihilauakea 1-27-2008

Jan 27, 2008

Photos: 24

James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge

Jan 19, 2008

Photos: 28

Kamanaiki

Oct 28, 2007

Photos: 28

Maunawili Falls

Sep 30, 2007

Photos: 25

Nakoa Trail

Sep 9, 2007

Photos: 11

Hakalau NWR

May 26, 2007

Photos: 30

Limahuli

Feb 19, 2007

Photos: 1

Kuaokala

Feb 11, 2007

Photos: 2

Kaluanui

Family hike: Kaluanui Ridge See spectacular views of East Oahu as we climb to the crest of the Koolaus above the Mariners Ridge development. Meet at 12:30 p.m. at Church of the Crossroads or 1:00 p.m. at trailhead. Children aged 5 and up unless you have a kid carrier for them. Tie-on shoes, backpack, rain gear, water and snack required.

Feb 4, 2007

Photos: 17

Onikiniki

Oct 1, 2006

Photos: 24

Coconut Island

Feb 25, 2006

Photos: 3

Ihiihilauakea

Ihiihilauakea Crater 3 mi/Moderate/Ridge/Koko Head We may spot some humpback whales from above Hanauma Bay as we make our way into a crater to view rare native plants.

Jan 29, 2006

Photos: 25

Kokua Kalihi Valley

May 14, 2005

Photos: 2

Kawainui

Kawainui 5 mi/Moderate/Valley/Haleiwa A great hike through a valley with lush vegetation and a dozen stream crossings. Lunch and a swim at a superb swimming hole.