Kaena Point State Park, Oahu

Farrington Highway, Northwest O'ahu

Ka'ena Point State Park is an 853-acre strip of land that wraps around the 9-mile western point of O'ahu between Dillingham Airfield and Makua Military Reservation. This undeveloped nature preserve is home to numerous seabirds and rare native plants. Hiking to the point provides wonderful views of the north and south coastlines of the island. Hawaiian folklore states that Ka'ena Point was the "jumping off" place for souls leaving this life.
	Services and Amenities
	No lifeguards No facilities Rock and sand shoreline Hiking trails No shade - this area can be very hot - bring plenty of water if hiking Dangerous swimming due to possible sharks and strong currents Parking outside entrances to the park

Cautions:

Dangerous rip currents and very large swells often present. Monitor ocean conditions at all time. Very remote area without road access to the point. Swimming and other water activities are not recommended.