Olivine Pools trailhead Wailuku, HI 96793
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The Olivine Pools trailhead is a popular starting point for hikers looking to explore the stunning natural beauty of Wailuku, Hawaii. Located in a picturesque park setting, this trailhead offers easy access to the renowned Olivine Pools, a series of natural rock pools that are perfect for swimming and cliff jumping. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely hike through lush tropical vegetation before reaching the pools, where they can cool off in the crystal-clear waters and marvel at the breathtaking ocean views. Whether you're an experienced hiker or just looking for a relaxing day out in nature, the Olivine Pools trailhead is a must-visit destination in Hawaii.
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Wailuku, HI 96793, United States
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"Beautiful area. Came on a cold, windy day, but it was still gorgeous to see the rocky cliffside. Road is one way and fairly treacherous to get here, but that's part of the experience. There are lots of warnings about the pools, and I understand why. The pools are made out of lava rock, which could lead to a bad day if you come at the wrong time or see the wrong wave. Overall, it's very safe, and it's just as dangerous as any other beach shore. Swim in the pools at your own peril. I'd rather view the pools and swim at other beaches that aren't full of lava rocks. It's worth a drive to see the cliffs."
"Please read before you go! It’s very dangerous. People dying here. I was talking with a guy on the beginning of a trail and then I met him on the way back injured very badly. He was all in blood. Better not risk your life. Stay safe ♥️"
"Beautiful hike and tide pools. It's an amazing once in a lifetime experience. I've never been to a more beautiful place. Definitely read all of the warnings in other comments before going. - don't go if there's a storm that day - rocks get very slippery when wet - where the correct shoes both in and out of the water bring 2 pairs - research tide times and make sure to go during low tide. - if the waves are big don't go to the pools. You can get pulled into the ocean. - if you're a tourist rent a car to get there and back. There is almost no signal here and nearest town is 30 minutes. - Listen to mother nature. - many people have died here. - do NOT bring kids or pets"
"Pay attention to the GPS as you will just pull off the road where there is some dirt parking. Follow the trail and you can make your way down to the pools. Sharp rocks so make sure to wear shoes. The pools are super clear on a sunny day. Be careful when walking in the pools as there is mud and very slippery. Also pay attention to where you step as there are holes that are deep. Be smart and go during low tide and do not go where the waves are breaking."
"This is incredible nature jewel is just before Mile Marker #16. Be aware! ~ the rode turns to 1 lane for miles. It’s tight and dangerous for 2 cars to pass. I would never drive after sunset here. ~ the hike is moderate (in my opinion) for a healthy person. Quick hike down toward the ocean to natural lava pool. ~ I wore hiking shoes and had water shoes to jump in the pool. ~ use caution visiting this site. Never go to edges on rocks and don’t turn your back to waves. ~ like the sign suggested ~I prayed and asked nature for permission to enter respectfully and protection to leave safely."
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