Hike to Wyllie's Beach

Princeville, Hawaii

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Distance

0.8 miles

Elevation Gain

265 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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A secluded beach in the north shore of Kauai.

Wyllie's beach is a small beach next to Anini beach. It is on the northwest side of the river mouth. There is a 0.8 mile trail down to the beach. The trail head is near the Westin Princeville. This is a handy beach for those staying in the Princeville area, as it is walkable from most vacation homes here.

There are many trees and much shade on the beach. While hiking the trail to and from the beach, beware of mosquitoes, especially if you are hiking it back wet. The trail is steep in places, and can get very muddy and slippery after rain.

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Hike to Wyllie's Beach Reviews

Andy

Hike to Wyllie's Beach

10/22/20

Nice little beach for those staying in Princeville. A short hike gets you there and it is generally uncrowded.

5.0

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