Koke'e State Park in Kauai Hawaii

Koke'e State Park is a large nature preserve located on the West side of Kauai 4,000 feet above sea level along the Waimea Canyon ridge. Koke'e means "to bend" and this describes both trails and roads in Koke'e State Park. Koke'e State Park has over 45 miles of trails on over 4,000 acres. Maintaining the native trees and vegetation is the top priority of Koke'e State Park. These native trees and vegetation are the homes of many rare birds that live in Hawaii. The Koke'e State Park Museum is also the visitor center for the park. Here you can learn about the proper trails for hiking for your hiking abilities. Kalalau Lookout at the end of Koke'e Road has one of the best views in the world, a panoramic views of Waimea Canyon.