Oʻahu hiking guide

Oʻahu Hikes With Ocean Views

Discover Oʻahu hikes with ocean views, current weather, UV exposure, distance, elevation and official access information.

How to choose

Coastal and ridge views often mean limited shade and greater exposure to sun and wind. Rain can make steep dirt, rock, and steps slippery even when the destination is clear. Stay on established routes and away from cliff edges.

Compare paved coastal viewpoints with ridgeline routes by elevation gain, surface, and access—not only by the view. Start early when appropriate, carry water, and check the trail's official status and weather shortly before departure.

Compare routes

Use the individual pages for terrain, length and official access links. Current weather and condition estimates can change; the list below is not a live safety ranking.

24 matching Oʻahu trails:

Before you go

Check the National Weather Service Honolulu forecast, Hawaiʻi State Parks notices, and the trail’s own managing authority. Tell someone your route and return time.

Planning note: Conditions are estimates based on weather, rainfall, available stream data and mapped trail information. They are not guarantees, safety ratings or official warnings.

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