Reviewed by: Cog , from Honolulu, Hawaii

Summary:
Enjoy the workout getting up this trail (riding and hiking). Watch out for the the rocks and roots that seem to love to grab pedals, watch for the tight switchbacks (not a concern if you take the trail into haihahone valley), and steep sides to the trail. Look for the side trail to haihahone (think i'm spelling it wrong) when you get into the pine trees, it is by a challenging climb that sweeps to the right and the regular trail cuts back to the left. The Haihaone trail is that little climb right in-front of as you complete the climb. This is an AWESOME trail if you are looking for a technical challenge. RIDER BEWARE!!!!TAKE IT SLOW YOUR FIRST TIME SO YOU DON"T BIFF IT BAD WHERE THE TRAIL TURNS SUDDENLY!!!!

Recommended Route:
Read the others reviews...you'll get the idea

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Mililani, St. Louis

Reviewed by: gooner , from rochester minnesota

Summary:
Make sure you bring tubes and air because of the keawe bushes. Because of the climb, I wouldn't ride it with a dualie. Hardtail with skinny tires to save energy.

Recommended Route:
Start off in town and go along Kalanianiole to get a good warm up. It sucks climbing this when your not loosened up.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Bike trails

Reviewed by: nate dawg , from kailua, HI

Summary:
this is a nice hike up, so if you got the stamina do mariner's ridge the next block down too. have fun at the jump/drop playground at the shack. when going down be aware of tight carving and no shame if you dismount a few times, better than falling off. Fun trail

Recommended Route:
being a singletrack, you go up and come down. heard about some nice terrain on the backside.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
mariner's ridge

Reviewed by: Da Kine , from Santa Clara, CA

Summary:
FUN!!!

Recommended Route:
Up and down Kulioulou Valley or down the otherside

Reviewed by: Ethan , from honolulu

Summary:
the trail is littered with rocks, rocks, and even more rocks. Oh yeah, did I mention the roots? Man, this trail will improve your technical riding very fast. It's a good trail with tons of switchbacks and some dismount sections. Take a load off at the picnic area and suck down some power gel and mess around on the various jumps and then zoooooooooooooooooooooooooom down the downhill and remember where those switchbacks were. Watch for hikers

Recommended Route:
one way up, one way down

Other recommended trails in the same area:
St. louis heights