The Pu’u O’o hike is a moderately challenging loop trail on the Big Island traversing forests and lava fields. It offers excellent birdwatching for endemic species along the route.
$448.38
The Pu u o o Hike offers a unique opportunity to walk one of the original foot trails used by Hawaii’s first peoples. This moderately challenging loop trail takes hikers through diverse landscapes, including old growth Koa and Ohia forests and stark lava fields.
Birdwatchers will find this hike especially rewarding, as the trail is home to many native bird species such as I’iwi, Akiapolaau, Akepa, Elepaio, Omao, Apapane, and Amakihi. Depending on the focus of the hike, the group may cover 4 to 6 miles, concentrating on the best birding spots along the route.
This hike is perfect for those who appreciate both cultural history and natural beauty. Traversing varied ecosystems, participants gain insight into the island’s ecological diversity while enjoying the peaceful surroundings of the Big Island’s Kailua-Kona region.
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