
I hiked into Lualualei Valley on the Waianae Coast of Leeward Oahu to explore a patch of mountain ilima that blooms profusely each year after winter storms drench the parched landscape with rain.
With just a few hours of free time to spare, I decided to do something I had always been curious about but never took the time to do — explore the native snail habitat on the Kalawahine Trail above Makiki Heights.
I joined the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club (HTMC) to climb the summit of Koko Crater on the Ka Iwi Coast of East Oahu which has unusual geological features found no where else on the island.
I joined the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club (HTMC) to scale the three peaks of Mount Olomana — the famous landmark on windward Oahu whose steep slopes are always exhilarating to climb.
I joined the trail maintenance crew of the Hawaiian Trail and Mountain Club (HTMC) to clear the trail that leads to the summit of Kamaileunu Ridge on the Waianae Coast of Leeward Oahu.