Boulder Creek descending to the Bay -- Upstream view To view: push the F11key and then click on slideshow
...and Downstream. If you are not viewing this in slide show mode, please click on "view album" in the upper left of this page, push PF11, and then click on the "slideshow" button
The creek often turns into a waterfall given the steep descent to Onomea Bay
Another waterfall view through the rain forest
The garden owns the entire property on Onomea Bay -- here's the South Side view
These were taken near Turtle Point which juts out onto the bay
More of the south side
The north side of the Bay appears to be a little calmer
Looking North. Supposedly there is a black sand beach here but it's not obvious from these pictures. The crevice in the far cliff may be the spot where the famous Onomea Arch sat until the 1956 earthquake destroyed it. Supposedly King Kamehameha threw his spear to create the large tunnel through the rock.
This may be where the lava tube enters Onomea Bay
