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Hulopoe-Huawai Fishing Trail on Lanai

Information about the Hulopoe-Huawai Fishing Trail on Lanai Island in Hawaii.

LENGTH: 1.75 miles / 2.82 kilometers
ELEVATION CHANGE: 140 FEET / 42.67 Meters
ACTIVITIES: Hiking and fishing
LOCATION: ?

- East end of the trail is at Hulopoe Bay
- Trail begins on west end of Hulopoe Beach Park
- Passes in front of the Four Seasons Lanai Resort
- Passes in front of the Manele Golf Course (is this true???)
- Meanders along cliffs in front of Menele rewsidential development
- West end of the trail is at Huawai Bay

- hot, rugged terrain
- crosses several gulches
- travels along steep cliffs
- on the mountain side of a private golf course
- features ancient historical sites
- often used to hike to remote fishing spots
- Trail extends west from Hulopoe Beach on the south coast of Lanai
- That beach as visitor faciities

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