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Pu'u
Pehe Lookout
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Highway 440, South Lanai
Pu'u
Pehe Rock is located off the southern
coast of Lanai to the left of Hulopo'e
Beach. This large chunk of lava is shrouded
in romantic legend and historical findings. The
Rock can be seen from many sites along the southern
coast but a nearby sea cliff provides the best viewing,
especially of the Pu'u
Pehe Tomb.
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This rugged sea cliff is approximately
100 feet high making it slightly higher than the Rock
which is only 150 feet from shore. The hike to the
top of the lookout is a gentle slope and an easy walk.
Besides the wonderful view of the Rock, there area
terrific views of Manele Bay, Hulopo'e Bay, Manele
Bay Resort, Sharks
Bay, Sharks
Cove, and numerous tidepools. |
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Useful Information:
- Easy 1/2 mile round-trip hike to top of the sea
cliff
- Terrific scenery and photo opportunities
- DO NOT get too near the edge, the edges of sea
cliffs can crumble and break away - there are no
guard rails to protect you or prevent you from falling!
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 440 south from Lanai City approximately
13 miles. Follow the signs to the Hulopo'e Beach Park.
Take the trail to the left of the beach to reach the
overlook.
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Many places along the southern coast offer
views of Pu'u Pehe Rock and the nearby sea cliff. |
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Pu'u Pehe Rock lies only 150 feet
from shore and is approximately 20 feet below the
lookout.
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This side view of Pu'u Pehe Rock was taken
from Sandy Cove located below the lookout. |
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Looking straight down from the sea
cliff you can see tidepools, lava shelves, and strong
currents in the ocean below.
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Pu'u Pehe Tomb is filled with mystery
and intrigue. |
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Pu'u Pehe Rock appears almost round
from this vantage point.
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