Ko Olina Beach Park Walking Trail

Kapolei, Hawaii

5.0/5

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Distance

2.86 miles

Elevation Gain

118 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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The Ko Olina Beach Park Trail near Kapolei on Oahu is a great walking path for both tourists and locals looking for a leisurely and scenic coastal walk or run. The trail is beginner-friendly, making it accessible for families and strollers. The well-maintained path, which stretches along the lagoons, offers stunning ocean views and plenty of opportunities to relax. With ample shaded areas, it’s good for those who would like to move at their own pace.

The trail is popular for a relaxing stroll or morning jog. The calm waters in the lagoons along the trail make for great spots to take a quick swim. It’s common to spot wildlife such as sea turtles, adding to the charm of this coastal gem. Despite being a popular destination, visitors note that the trail never feels overcrowded, allowing for a tranquil experience throughout.

There are established public parking lots near the trail as well as nearby restrooms and facilities. The beaches are also well-maintained making for a scenic view or a great spot to stop and relax.

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Ko Olina Beach Park Walking Trail Reviews

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Tyler Drake

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Ko Olina Beach Park Walking Trail

10/08/24

Really nice walk with great views of the lagoons and Pacific Ocean. Benches, beaches, and grassy areas to take a break. There are bathrooms and water fountains along the path. The path is paved and there are plenty of strollers and wagons present.

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