Kokee State Park

ON THE  ROAD

For those who don’t have time to hike, there is still much to see and enjoy along the roadsides in Koke’e State Park. See Shop for Road Guide to Koke’e and Waimea Canyon State Parks.

Recommended time allowance: 45 minutes to one hour 3 stops (Puu Hinahina Lookout, Koke’e Natural History Museum, Kalalau Lookout)

Trails

Cliff Canyon and Black Pipe Trail

How to get there: From Koke’e Museum, turn right on Hwy 550 and drive south for 13 miles, to the“Koke’e State Park”

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Activities

VOLUNTEER GUIDED HIKES FESTIVALS CALENDAR

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Guided Hikes

During the summer months we offer Guided "Wonder" walks.  See our Calendar for more information.   Because one of the world’s most stunning views, Kalalau Valley, is located at the end of the road in Koke’e State Park, and because views are often obscured in fog by afternoon,

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Accomodations

For those who want more mountain than a day-trip offers, there are a variety of overnight accommodations for visitors to Waimea Canyon and Koke’e State Parks.  All are varying degrees of “rustic,” from

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Waterfalls & Lookouts

There are  several established lookouts along the road, as well as several informal but paved pull-outs where you can get an unfolding view of Waimea Canyon.

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