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01/22/2022

Parking is in an marked area off of Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway. Note the sharp drop off of the asphalt which may be difficult for low clearance cars.

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01/22/2022

Access the trail by walking into the lava field where a property easement leads toward the shore.

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Boulders are placed to prevent cars from driving down the driveway, however those on foot are fine.

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Pass this gate meant to keep vehicles out.

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01/22/2022

The first portion of the trail is on a path shared with the property at the end of the road.

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Before approaching the property gate, a clearly visible trail forks to the right.

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The trail becomes a single track path as it skirts the edge of the private property.

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Reaching the black sand bay, turn left and head in the direction of the scenic cove.

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Keawaiki black sand beach.

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01/22/2022

Coral sitting on the black rock shoreline.

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