Historic Walking Areas in Oahu

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Historic Walking Areas in Oahu

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  • Tim H
    New Westminster, Canada1,127 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I'd call this a must-see. We didn't see any whales but otherwise it was perfect.

    We had a rental car, and easily found a parking space on the road. As advertised, the walk is a steady, moderate climb on a smooth, wide paved path. We saw a powered wheelchair at the top and there were plenty of strollers.

    You get about ten different amazing views on the way.

    There will, of course, be wind. I'll bet if you set up a team downwind you could run a business selling people their own lost hats.

    There's no toilet facility here, but there is at Sandy Beach Park, just a tad before Makapuu as you come from Diamond Head.
    Written 3 March 2024
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  • ITRT
    Virginia38,577 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    At the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Ford Island’s coastline was home to nine of the Navy’s battleships. Seaplanes were based here as well. Access to the island is a controlled entry point on the bridge. Before the bridge was built, the only way to get off and on was by ferry. It is open to military and DoD personnel and those who are a part of a tour group. On the island are several naval facilities, the Navy Inn, military housing, Nob Hill, Luke Field, and Hospital Point. It also has four main groups of military housing: Nob Hill, Luke Field, and Battleship Cove. Ancient Hawaiians used this place for a fertility ritual. The Hawaiians called it Moku’ume’ume and could be thought of one of the first incidents of mate swapping. However, the ancient Hawaiians believed this practice to be a means to increase the birth rate.
    Written 29 April 2022
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  • Rosario_it
    Belgium1,827 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    Along Waikiki beach there are some different attractions along the way.
    Many statues, nice shops and also some nice places where to admire the panorama on the beach especially during sunset.
    Written 2 January 2018
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