First attempt at taking Hōkūle`a hiking without her stroller. Moanalua Valley and the old Damon Estates. Sommer loaded Hōkūle`a in her ergobaby carrier and off we went!
First stop, the old Damon home.
Crossed some streams and went over some bridges on our meandering through Moanalua Valley.
Made it to our final destination on our tour, the May Damon house. The trail to the old ruins were kinda creepy.
Changed Hōkū's diaper on the old fireplace.
Checked out the view and then headed back.
Hōkūle`a was cute as always.
Rest of the pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kiapolo/sets/72157634275815434/
Friday, July 05, 2013
Stroller Hiking: Kamehame Ridge - June 15, 2013
Kamehame Ridge
Another stroller hike up the road to Kamehame Ridge.
Slipped past the gates and made our way to the top!
Hardest part was getting past this gate. Had to make two trips to get Hōkūle`a and her stroller past it.
Once again Hōkūle`a loved it! Hōkūle`a also just learned to stick her tongue out at you.
The view from the top was wonderful, as always.
The structures at the top are always interesting.
Entrance to the Kamehame "Stairs"...
Another stroller hike up the road to Kamehame Ridge.
Slipped past the gates and made our way to the top!
Hardest part was getting past this gate. Had to make two trips to get Hōkūle`a and her stroller past it.
Once again Hōkūle`a loved it! Hōkūle`a also just learned to stick her tongue out at you.
The view from the top was wonderful, as always.
The structures at the top are always interesting.
Entrance to the Kamehame "Stairs"...
Stroller Hiking: Makapu`u Lighthouse - June 8, 2013
Makapu`u Lighthouse
Another early morning stroller hike. Headed up the Makapu`u Lighthouse trail in the pre-dawn light.
Once again, Hōkūle`a loved it!
Another early morning stroller hike. Headed up the Makapu`u Lighthouse trail in the pre-dawn light.
Once again, Hōkūle`a loved it!
Stroller Hiking: Koko Head - June 1, 2013
Stroller hiking. Taking a stroller...hiking. Started easy and hit up Koko Head, then the Makapu`u Lighthouse then Kamehame Ridge.
Koko Head
Started early in the morning and Sommer and I pushed and pulled Hōkūle`a and her stroller up the 650+ foot extinct volcanic crater in Hawaii Kai (actually, three craters).
Checked out some of the structures at the top of the ridge.
Hōkūle`a loved it.
Koko Head
Started early in the morning and Sommer and I pushed and pulled Hōkūle`a and her stroller up the 650+ foot extinct volcanic crater in Hawaii Kai (actually, three craters).
Checked out some of the structures at the top of the ridge.
Hōkūle`a loved it.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Kulanui (Mariners)Ridge and Kamehame Ridge - March 30, 2013
With Baby at home, hiking has taken a backseat for a while. My brother Robert came down for a visit from Hilo so Kai, Robert and I headed up Kaluanui Ridge. We had planned on heading down the Ko`olau Summit Trail to Kamehame, but some injuries cancelled those plans.
The post-dawn view from the Kaluanui summit was great, as always.
Pu`u O Kona was clouded over.
The clouds gave the Ko`olau a "Lord of the Rings" feel.
Leaving the Kaluanui ridge trail we notice some new additions to the trailhead.
Instead of hiking along the KST to Kamehame, we just drove over to the ridge and made our way up the road to the summit.
Got a good view of the puka.
Made it past the Hawaii Leadership Academy.
And walked up to the summit.
You could see people at the top of the Koko Crater tracks.
We also saw some hikers on the ridge just Ewa from Kamehame.
We checked out the "Kamehame Stairs".
The view from the top was amazing, of course.
Two easy hikes in one day!
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