Pu’u O’o Hike
The Pu’u O’o Hike on Big Island offers a moderately challenging loop trail through diverse landscapes. Birdwatchers can spot endemic species like I’iwi and Apapane along 4-6 miles of forest trail.
$448.38
Pu’u O’o Hike Overview
The Pu’u O’o is one of the original foot trails used by the first peoples to the Big Island. This moderately challenging loop trail traverses a mosaic of landscapes, including old growth Koa and Ohia forests and barren lava fields.
Birdwatching Opportunities
This trail is ideal for birdwatchers, featuring many endemic Hawaiian birds such as I’iwi, Akiapolaau, Akepa, Elepaio, Omao, Apapane, and Amakihi. Birdwatching hikes typically cover 4-6 miles, focusing on the best birding spots without completing the full loop.
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