Munro Trail

A stand of Cook Island Pines can be seen growing along the ridges of the mountains.

Breathtaking views from the scenic lookouts along the trail encompass the mountains, the valley, and all the way to the ocean.

The valley area below the mountains was once lush with pineapples until 1994 when it was no longer profitable to grow the sweet fruit.

Small ravines become larger gulches over the centuries as rains wash away the sediment leaving large gashes in the hillside.

Clouds often cover the mountain tops obscuring the view. It is best to travel in the early morning for the best scenery possible.

Often times the trail travels right along the edge of the ridge. Other finger-like ridges can be seen in the background.

Sweeping vistas, lush valley, blue ocean - all in one picture.