Caching in Hawaii

[+The Ditch Doctor]

We are going to Hawaii in July and of course we will be caching. What are some of the best caches in Hawaii to find. Has anybody bookmarked there favorite caches here? We will be in Ohau for 3 days and Maui for 7.

[+Green Achers]

I normally just offer t tour people around the islands... You can send my tickets to me and we'll meet at the airport!

[+geospyder]

We just got back from nearly three weeks on the Islands. In Oahu we did a couple of clusters. Check out Big Trees & The Stump Ones (GCYHRK). This is on a great trail that includes seven caches. Beware that the fourth cache, Her Lips Are Sweet Enough To Kiss (GC10QWN), is on a side trail and you'll miss it if you are expecting it on the main trail. The next valley over has two great caches - Jungle Ruins (GC15YY6) and Mason Jar (GC357). If you go for these caches definitely bring the camera!

 

Don't forget to climb Diamond Head. There are a couple caches in that area. In downtown Waikiki check out 4 guys and a gal (GC5DB9). Down by Aloha Tower there is a nice cluster of urban caches - use Two Wars (GCPJRF) as a starting point.

 

On Maui be sure to go up to the Haleakala National Park. Use Haleakala Hubcap (GC76E) as a center point for a small cluster of seven caches along the roads. Many, many more on the island. You will have fun!

[+sillygirl & jrr]

And Now For Something Completely Different is our bookmark of some unique caches on the island of Oahu.

 

Geospyder's choices are fine and the Aiea Loop trail includes the oldest cache in Hawaii, GC23.

 

In addition us kama'aina vote on our favorite caches at the annual CITO event; the nominated caches can be found in these bookmarks:

2007 Cito Award Nominees and 2008 Cito Award Nominees.

 

On Maui our favorites are 'Haleakala Hubcap' and 'Eddie's Nakalele Blowhole.'

 

Enjoy your trip.

jrr