This page is full of great information on opportunities and events that you, wherever you're coming from, can participate in while in Hawai`i!
SERVICE TRIPS & DAY PROJECTS - Help make a difference with a SERVICE TRIP or DAY PROJECT!
HIKES - Explore the unique beauty of our islands with a HIKE!
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OTHER - Or just have fun biking, learning, or walking in our OTHER category!
OAHU - For more information, please CLICK HERE.
Service Trips (2+ days) are designated = [ST]
Saturday,
January 13
Kokua Kalihi Valley work day
Let's help plant some trees around the KKV site. Lisa and Solomon have
cleared the planting area and the trees are getting too big for their
pots. Randy Ching 942-0145
Sunday,
February 4
Oahu Forest NWR service project
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. We'll spend a full day eradicating invasive plants
and doing trail maintenance work at the Fish and Wildlife Refuge in central
Oahu. Bring gloves and small tools (loppers, handsaws, etc.) if you have
them. 4 wheel drive vehicles are needed for access... the number of 4
wheel drive vehicles available will determine the number of participants
for this outing.
Jim and Cindy Waddington 947-2732
Saturday,
February 10
MCBH Kaneohe Bay Service Project
2mi/Moderate/ Coast/Kaneohe Reservations required. Because MCBH is a secured
military facility, we must provide your name to the base in advance, and
we will send you a waiver, which you must bring with you. Coordinator:
Annette Kaohelaulii 235-5431; leader Deborah Blair 955-4168
MAUI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
January 20
Community Work Day "Aloha Aina Cleanup."
Please call Community Work Day at 877-2524 and volunteer. There are numerous
cleanup sites all over Maui and they will give you the location of the
one nearest to where you live and what time to be there. Mahalo for volunteering.
This is not a Sierra Club activity.
KAUAI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Wed
Jan 16
Waimea Canyon Road Cleanup
West Side/easy/2 miles
Sierra Club’s adopted highway usually requires a little over an hour
to keep the gateway to Waimea Canyon clean. Call Bob Nishek at 332-5158
at least a day before.
BIG ISLAND - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday-Sunday,
February 17-18
Pu`u Wa`awa`a Service Trip (S)
We will be working on the west side of Hawai`i in a diverse dry and mesic
forest. Overnight in a primitive cabin; central commissary fee. Participants
must be in reasonable physical condition and willing to work. Space is
limited. More information to be provided before the trip, Some 4x4 vehicles
needed. For the first time, a great opportunity to learn more about the
State’s plans for land management of an ahupua`a. Leaders, Sunny
and Michael LaPlante (964-5017 ).
Saturday,
March 10
Lokoaka Trail Service Trip (S) D = 0.5 miles, E = sea level
Clear trails to pristine lagoons, plant native plants and clear noxious
plants. Tools, gloves, water and insect repellant provided. Wear sturdy
boots or shoes and protective clothing; bring swimsuits for a cool swim
after the project. Leaders, Sarah and Jan Moon (935-3475).
OAHU - For more information CLICK HERE.
Sunday,
January 7
Mau'umae Ridge
7 mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Kaimuki
This recently cleared trail, an old favorite, takes us to the Koolau summit
with great views of Olomana and the Windward side. NOT FOR THOSE AFRAID
OF HEIGHTS! Randy Ching 942-0145, Melanie Kincaid 236-3609, Courtlin Holt
Sunday, January 14
Kuliouou
4 mi/Strenuous/Ridge/Kuliouou Enjoy great views of Waimanalo from the
Koolau Ridge after you've made the final steep ascent, on recently replaced
steps (courtesy of Sierra Club). Ed Mersino 455-8193, Betsy Weatherford
526-3986
Sunday,
January 28
Ihiihilauakea Crater
3 mi/Moderate/Ridge/Koko Head We may spot some humpback whales from above
Hanauma Bay as we make our way into a crater to view rare native plants.
Sylvianne Yee 373-3062, Bill Aoki 247-4035, Maile Sakamoto
Friday,
February 2
Makapu'u Full Moon Hike and Annual Recruitment
1 mi/Easy/Ridge/ Makapu'u
Join us for our biannual Sierra Club membership recruitment campaign.
Meet at 5:30 p.m. at the trailhead. Join or renew when you do the hike
for the reduced rate of $25. Randy Ching 942-0145, Maile Sakamoto, Ed
Mersino 455-8193
Sunday,
February 11
Kuaokala
8mi/Moderate/ Ridge/Makaha
This is a great hike along the Waianae Range that provides wonderful views
of Makua Valley and west Oahu. Not for those uneasy about heights. Gwen
Sinclair 753-0528, David Lassner
Family hike: Kaluanui Ridge
See spectacular views of East Oahu as we climb to the crest of the Koolaus above the Mariners Ridge development. Meet at 12:30 p.m. at Church of the Crossroads or 1:00 p.m. at trailhead. Children aged 5 and up unless you have a kid carrier for them. Tie-on shoes, backpack, rain gear, water and snack required. Arlene Buchholz 988-9806, Randy Ching 942-0145
Sunday,
March 4
Kaunala West
5mi/Moderate/ Contour/Pupukea
Native plants are the highlight on this trail, with beautiful views of
central Oahu. Bob Moore 942-2734
Sunday,
March 11
Manoa Cliff Trail
7mi/Moderate/ Contour/Tantalus
This trail always delights with views of Manoa Valley and nice native
plants in a shady forest. Sherine Boomla 739-3936, Gwen Sinclair 753-0528
Sunday,
March 18
Hahaione-Kuliouou Loop
5 mi/STRENUOUS/ Valley and Ridge/Hawaii Kai
This hike is not for those who are afraid of heights. A very strenuous
hike. This trail starts at the back of Hahaione Valley and ascends to
the Koolau summit. The trail then follows along the crest of the Koolaus
to the top of Kuliouou Ridge. We will then go down the Kuliouou Ridge
trail to the picnic shelter, where we will descend off the steep side
of the ridge and complete the loop to Hahaione Valley. Elevation gain,
followed by loss, is about 1,700 feet. Melanie Kincaid 236-3609, Randy
Ching 942-0145
Sunday,
March 25
Old Pali Road Late Hike
4mi/Moderate/ Contour/Nuuanu Pali
Meet at 1:00 in the parking lot at Pali Lookout. Journey from ancient
times at the Pali Lookout, where Hawaiian warriors fell to their deaths
in the Battle of Nuuanu, to a modern trail that leads to a cascade between
the Likelike and Pali Highways. Ed Mersino 455-8193, Randy Ching 942-0145
MAUI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
January 6
From La Perouse Bay, hike south on the Kings Highway to Kanaio Beach -
one of the most remote and beautiful areas on Maui. Visit anchialine ponds
(unusual shallow ponds with tiny red shrimp) and archeological sites along
the way. Bring lunch, water, hat and sunscreen. 8 mile roundtrip all day
hike. This hike goes about 2 miles further south than our regular La Perouse
Bay hike. Meet at Kihei Community Center (Lipoa Street & Piilani Highway)
at 8:30 am to carpool. Leader: Mary Ann Ciuffini. Assistant leaders: Ann
Fielding, Bill Schnitzer and Bob Babson. Limit 18.
Call Bob at 874-1166 to register.
Sunday, February 4
Pali Trail Hike. Hike to the top of the Pali. Spectacular views of whales,
ocean, mountains and the new Kaheawa wind farm. This is the same trail
ancient Hawaiians walked to get from Lahaina to Wailuku. It rises from
sea level to 1,500 feet and is 6 miles round trip. Bring lunch, water,
sunscreen and camera. Meet 8:30 am at Pali trailhead (Lahaina side of
tunnel just as the highway comes down to sea level – approx. mile
marker 10.8) Limit 18. Hike leader: Bob Babson.
Please call 874-1166 to register.
Sunday,
March 18
Haleakala National Park crater hike. Hike in Sliding Sands trail (10,000')
and hike out Halemau'u Trail (8,000'). Explore the crater and enjoy the
absolutely breathtaking scenery. Strenuous, high elevation 11 mile all
day hike. Must be in good condition. Dress warm, rain gear, hiking boots,
bring lunch & water (2 liters per person - there is no water in the
crater). Meet 7:30 am Bank of Hawaii, Pukalani Terrace Shopping Center
to carpool to the top where the hike begins. Leaders: Ann Fielding and
Bob Babson. Limit 12.
Call Bob at 874-1166 to register.
Saturday,
March 31
Hike south from La Perouse Bay to light beacon. Beautiful ocean and mountain
views. Be prepared to get wet while scrambling over rough lava to pools
carved in the lava. Bring lunch, sun tan lotion, bathing suits and water.
Approximately a 3 mile hike. Meet at 9 am at the Kihei Community Center
on Lipoa Street to carpool to La Perouse Bay. Hike leader: Mary Ann Ciuffini.
Call Bob Babson to register at 874-1166.
KAUAI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Sun
Jan 7
Hoopii Falls
East Side/moderately strenuous/3 miles
Lovely forest trail along a river leading to two beautiful waterfalls.
A real treat! Judy Dalton & Boreas VanNouhuys 639-3009.
Sun
Jan 21
Nonou (Sleeping Giant)
East Side/moderate/6 miles
Incredible, sweeping views! Discover all the trails up the mountain. We’ll
do a car shuttle for a one way. Call Allan Rachap 742-1001.
Sun
Jan 28
Mahaulepu Whale Watch Sunset Walk
South Shore/4 miles/moderate
We'll watch whales from this spectacular coastal trail from Shipwreck
to Mahaulepu Beach. Car shuttle for one-way hike. Judy Dalton 246-9067.
Wed
Jan 31
National Tropical Botanical Gardens Full Moon Walk
South Side/moderate/4 miles
Unique opportunity to enjoy these lovely gardens after hours & learn
about native plant propagation. SC members only. Call Bob Nishek 332-5158
at least 2 days ahead.
Sat
Feb 3
Kukui Trail
Waimea Canyon/strenuous/5 miles
Hike down to the Waimea River for a picnic and swim. Great canyon vistas.
A steep return regaining 1900 feet in elevation. Kathy Valier 826-7302.
Sun
Feb 11
Waipo`o Falls
Koke`e/moderately strenuous/2.5 miles
Views, and more views along this spectacular hike. Picnic at lovely ginger
pool. Allan Rachap 742-1001.
Sun
Feb 18
Nualolo Trail
Kokee/strenuous/8 miles
Hike down into native forested cliff top and out on to the Nualolo bench
for spectacular Na Pali coast views. Jane Schmitt 826-6105.
Sat
Feb 24
Okolehao Trail
North Shore/very strenuous/5 miles
This lovely trail rises up Hihimanu Ridge crest with stunning views of
Hanalei Bay, Wai`oli Valley and beyond. Boreas VanNouhuys 639-3009.
Wed
Feb 28
Sleeping Giant Conservation and full moon walk
East Side/strenuous/4 miles
On this hike we will tend endangered plants in their native habitat. Members
only. Call Bob Nishek 332-5158 at least 2 days before.
Sat
Mar 3
Powerline Trail
North Shore/strenuous/8 miles
Start at north end of the trail at Princeville, hike up to mid-point and
return; open sweeping views of the North Shore & Hanalei River valley.
Jane Schmitt 826-6105.
Sat
Mar 10
Berry Flats/Waininiua
Kokee/moderate/3 miles
A nice outing for families. Loop trail walking through evergreens, sugi,
& redwoods. We'll see birds, mokihana, & restored native forest.
Sharon Reilly 639-2076.
Sun
Mar 11
Maha`ulepu
South Shore/moderate/3 miles
Spectacular coastal walk with stunning views each step of the way! This
magnificent coastline is unique with its fascinating craggy rock limestone
formations. We'll shuttle cars for a one way hike. Allan Rachap 742-1001.
Sun
Mar 18
Kuilau-Moalepe Trail
Wailua/moderate/4.5 miles
This trail offers great rewards without a lot of effort. Glorious views
and ever-present bird-songs reward the hiker along this trail. Sharon
Reilly 639-2076.
Sun
Mar 25
Milolii Ridge
Kokee/strenuous/10 miles
Descend down a forestry road to a rarely seen overview of Milolii Valley.
A steady uphill climb back up. Kathy Valier 826-7302.
Wed
Mar 28
National Tropical Botanical Gardens Full Moon Walk
South Shoree/moderate/4 miles
Hike and learn about propagation of native plants in these lovely gardens.
SC members only. Call Bob Nishek 332-5158 at least 2 days ahead.
BIG ISLAND - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
January 13
Keauhou Overlook (E)(C)(F) D = 5 miles, E = 2700’ +/- 500’
Enjoy a 5-mile hike in Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park that begins on
Chain of Craters Road and passes the Ainahou Ranch House. We will have
a lunch snack along the way, while enjoying panoramic views of the coastline.
Prepare for walking on a wide variety of terrain – from raw lava
to backcountry roads. Weather conditions may vary dramatically, so wear
boots; and bring sunscreen, hat, water, raingear and lunch. Leader, Debbie
Uchida (985-7303); Co-Leader, Roberta Brashear-Kaulfers (966-7002).
Friday-Sunday, February 2-4
Keauhou Backpack (E)(C) D = 14 miles, E = 2700’ +/- 2700’
Spend the weekend at an isolated backcountry beach in Hawai`i Volcanoes
National Park. We will start and end at Chain of Craters Road. The trail
traverses terrain such as lava, an oldkipuka and grasslands. This area
can be very hot and humid, so hikers must be able to handle these conditions.
We will have an optional dayhike to Halape on the second day. Participants
will need to bring the following: backpack (external or internal frame),
tent, eating utensils, 3 quarts of water, flashlight, sturdy boots, rain
gear, sleeping bag, hat, dark glasses, sunscreen, lunches and breakfast.
Group size is limited to 10 and leader approval is required. Co-Leaders,
Diane Ware (967-8642); Guy Nicholson (323-2949). Assistant Leader, Amy
Conners.
Saturday,
February 10 - Miloli`i to Kapu`a (F)(E)(C) D = 9 miles, E = sea level
This hike will start at the fishing village of Miloli`i in South Kona.
Our goal is Kapu`a, where the largest preserved holua slide in Hawai`i
is found. Along the way we will stop at the beautiful bays of Honomalino
and Okoe. The trip is over ancient trail and a 4x4 drive road. Swimming
will be at your own risk. No lifeguard will be provided. Hikers need to
bring the following: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, lunch, 2-3 quarts of
water; and wear sturdy boots or shoes (no sandals). Leader, Sarah Moon
(935-3475); Co-Leader, Rich Vogler (328-8387).
Saturday,
March 3
Pu`u Huluhulu Full Moon Hike (E) D = 2 miles, E = 3,000’ +/- 150’
One of the most rewarding panoramas on Kilauea Volcano is seen from the
top of Pu`u Huluhulu, a 500-year old cone in Hawai`i Volcanoes National
Park. We hike out before dusk to explore an ancient spatter rampart, a
forest of lava trees and tree molds. The short climb up Pu`u Huluhulu
gives us the chance to enjoy the rising full moon and possible glows from
the active vent of Pu`u O`o. We return in the dark, so bring reliable
flashlights, along with a picnic dinner, water and raingear. Leader, Debbi
Uchida (985-7303); Co-Leader, Roberta Brashear-Kaulfers (966-7002).
OAHU - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
January 6, 2007
Ala Wai Boat Harbor Cleanup
Meet at 8:00 am at the Harbor Master's Office, between the 3rd and 4th
row of boats behind the Ilikai Hotel. Park in street stalls or public
lot ewa of Hilton lagoon. Wear sturdy shoes with gripping soles and bring
a hat, thick rubber gloves, sunscreen, and water. All participants under
18 must have a waiver signed by their legal guardian to participate. Please
contact the leader for the waiver. NO SLIPPERS, closed toe shoes only.
Deborah Blair 955-4168
Saturday,
February 24
Whale watching at Makapuu
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. We will leisurely meander our way to the pill boxes
at the top of Makapu'u stopping and talking story while searching for
whales. Don't forget your binoc's. Limited space.
Deborah Blair 955-4168
Sunday,
March 18
Sandy Beach Cleanup
1 mi/Easy/Shoreline/ East Oahu
Meet at 8:30 at Sandy Beach bathroom at eastern side of beach park. Cleanup
along highway and coastal areas until 10:30. Call Tred (394-2898) for
information. Bring water, hat and sunscreen. Bags, gloves provided. All
participants under 18 must have a waiver signed by their legal guardian
to participate. Please contact the leader for the waiver. Closed toes
shoes only. NO SLIPPERS. Deborah Blair 955-4168
MAUI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Sunday,
January 21
Olowalu Petroglyphs Tour & swim.
Two mile walk.
Great views and historic sites. Meet 9 am in dirt parking lot just north
of Olowalu General Store (Honoapi’ilani Hwy). Bring lunch and swimsuit.
Limit 18. Leader: Neola Caveny. Call Bob Babson to Register at 874-1166.
Saturday,
February 17
Maui's Whale Day Celebration.
Free, all-day family celebration of Maui's humpback whales, from 10 am
to 5 pm at Kalama Park (by the big whale statue) on South Kihei Road,
Kihei. Features live entertainment all day, including hula and performances
by some of Hawaii's most popular musicians. A Hawaiian craft fair will
feature the work of local crafters. Enjoy a children's carnival, great
food by Maui restaurants at the many food booths and pick up some excellent
bargains on golf packages, accommodations, restaurant meals and art at
the Silent Auction. This is not a Sierra Club activity.
Saturday,
March 24
Maui Coastal Land Trust's famous "Buy Back the Beach" Lu'au
and Auction at the Old Lahaina Lu'au. Call 244-5263 for more information
and to buy tickets. This is not a Sierra Club Activity.
KAUAI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Sat
Jan 6
Kealia Whale Watching Coast Walk
East Side/easy/3 miles
Leisurely stroll starting from Kealia. Lovely views along this wild &
wonderful coast with great whale watching opportunities this time of year.
Vivian Hager 652-3234.
Sat
Jan 13
Beach Clean-Up
East Side/easy/half mile
Help save lives of Hawaiian Monk Seals, turtles, and seabirds and have
fun at the same time by cleaning up shoreline flotsam & jetsam. Karen
Tilley 821-8008.
Wed
Feb 14
Beach Clean-Up
East side/easy/0.5 mile
VALENTINE’S DAY picnic for the LOVE of marine animals and our shorelines.
Karen Tilley 821-8008.
Sat
Mar 17
Kealia Kai shoreline Walk and CleanUp
East Side/easy/2 miles
See beautiful wild beaches and coast. Enjoy picnic on newly cleaned beach.
Karen Tilley 821-8008.
Sun
Apr 1
Anahola Beach to Kealia Beach Coastal Walk
East Side/easy-moderate/4.5 miles
Hike from Anahola Beach along miles of wild & wonderful coastline.
Watch full moon rise over the ocean. Car shuttle for one way hike.
Judy Dalton 246-9067.
BIG ISLAND - For more information CLICK HERE.
Friday-Sunday,
January 19-21
Makalawena Beach Overnight Campout (E)(C) D = 3 miles/day, E = sea level
+/- 500’
Camp out and explore in the area around one of the finest white sand beaches
in Hawai`i. Opportunities for snorkeling, swimming, surfing and bird watching.
4x4 vehicles needed to access the campsite. Bring water for 2 days, tent
and camping equipment, food, etc. Reservations required. Leaders, Jan
and Sarah Moon (935-3475).
OAHU - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
January 20
Campbell Wildlife Refuge
2 mi/Easy/Kahuku
Reservations and refundable deposit required. Join us for this interpretive
trip to see native Hawaiian and migratory birds.
Annette Kaohelaulii 235-5431
Sunday,
January 21
Bicycle Waimanalo & Kailua
Reservations required. Meet at 8:00 a.m. at Kailua Rec Center. Bike the
back roads of Kailua and Waimanalo. Any type of bike okay.
Gwen Sinclair 753-0528
Sunday,
February 18
Sierra Seminar: Palehua-Palikea
4mi/Easy/Ridge/ Makakilo
Reservations required. Not for those uneasy about heights. Native plants
and exquisite tree snails are the attraction in this Nature Conservancy
preserve. Leader training credit.
Bob Moore 942-2734, Mel Yoshioka 587-0879
Sunday,
February 25
Sierra Seminar: Puu Kaua
5mi/Strenuous/ Summit/Kunia Reservations required. Wow! Look at the stunning
native plants on this trail to a striking peak in the center of the Waianae
Range. Leader training credit.
Melanie Kincaid 236-3609, Randy Ching 942-0145
MAUI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Monday,
January 15
Makena Cultural Tour and heiau cleanup. Tour begins with cleanup at Pa'ako
heiau, just South of Makena State Park and includes several stops between
heiau and Pu'u Ola'i. Tour concludes with short hike from Pu'u Ola'i to
Keawala'i Church (approx 1 mile.) Bring lunch for picnic and optional
swim at Maluaka Beach. Meet 8:30 am at second paved parking lot, Makena
State park. Tour ends around 12:30 pm with lunch.
Leader: Lucienne de Naie. Limit 25.
Tuesday,
January 23
Maui Sierra Club Board of Directors meeting. 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Sierra Club
members are invited to attend and share their ideas.
Please call 579-9802 to confirm meeting time and place.
Friday
& Saturday, January 26 & 27
Maui Recycling Group (a 501c3 organization) Compu-Swap at the War Memorial
Stadium parking lot on Kanaloa Avenue, Kahului.
Friday is for commercial donors only (large drop offs) from 10 am to 2
pm, and Saturday is for the general public to donate from 9 am to 1 pm.
Compu-Swap will take your old computers, monitors, printers, fax machines,
cell phones, connecting cables, etc., you no longer want. Please delete
personal information off your hard drives if you can before donating,
but if you can't or don't know how, they will remove the hard drive and
hand it back to you if you wish. Suggested/optional donation of $10/system
is requested from donors to help with administrative costs of recycling
but is not mandatory. Compu-Swap personnel will identify newer computers
in good condition to be given away for free as follows: (1) General public
giveaway on Saturday: Arrive at 9 am and take a number and comeback at
noon (12pm) to pickup your free computer. (2) 501c3 giveaway: If you are
a 501c3 organization, call Ron Riccio and describe the computer system
you need. Compu-Swap will then attempt to set aside such a computer system
and refurbish it for you and call you when it is available for pick up.
Please don't put computers in the land fill. They have hazardous waste
in them. Compu-Swap ships all computers they can't use here on Maui to
the mainland to be recycled properly. For more information, please call
Ron Riccio at 879-9390. The next Compu-Swap will be in July, 2007. This
is not a Sierra Club activity.
Saturday,
February 10:
Sierra Club Annual Membership Meeting. 11am-3pm, Kaunoa Senior Center,
Spreckelsville. Please put this date in your date book and go to the Maui
Group web page at http://www.hi.sierraclub.org/maui/ and click on hikes
and activities for more details as we get them. The whole Maui membership
of 650 people and the general public are invited and we have food for
all. Sierra Club t-shirts and other items will be for sale. Please come
and talk story! Free admission!
Monday,
February 19:
Ma'alaea Petroglyphs.
Learn about Ma'alaea's long history and discover some of the hundreds
of petroglyphs hidden near an ancient village site. Short, uphill hike.
Long pants recommended for brushy terrain. Meet 9am Ma'alaea harbor parking
lot in front of Buzz's Wharf. Limit: 20. Leader: Lucienne de Naie.
Please call Bob Babson to register at 874-1166.
Tuesday,
February 27:
Maui Sierra Club Board of Directors meeting. 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Sierra Club
members are invited to attend and share their ideas.
Please call 579-9802 to confirm meeting time and place.
Sunday,
March 4:
Kanaio Stupa Tibetan Monastery -
Hike 1.5 miles up steep grade to this monument/shrine built in 1982. Meet
9 am across from Grandma's Coffee House to carpool. Bring lunch and also
bring rain gear just in case. Hike leader: Lucienne de Naie. Limit 18.
Call Lucienne to register at 572-8331.
Saturday, March 10
Haiku Ho'olaulea Festival.
Music, food, contests, auction, farmer's market, historical display &
family fun!! Check out the Maui Group plant sale booth in the Farmer's
Market! Free admission! 9 am-3:30 pm, Haiku Community Center on Hana Hwy.
Plant sale help needed. We need donated plants as well as volunteers to
work at the event. Start your keiki plants now!
Please contact Kathy McDuff at 572-5662 to donate plants or time.
Monday,
March 26
North Shore Historical Tour - Mama's Fish House to Maliko Gulch (approx.
9am to noon).
Learn about the rich history of this scenic coastal area from ancient
fishing villages to plantation days. Route includes sand, dirt and rocky
areas. Meet 9 am at Pa'ia Community Center. Hike leader: Lucienne de Naie.
Call 572-8331 to register.
Tuesday,
March 27
Maui Sierra Club Board of Directors meeting. 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Sierra Club
members are invited to attend and share their ideas.
Please call 579-9802 to confirm meeting time and place.
KAUAI - For more information CLICK HERE.
Sun
Jan 14
Bike ride to Mahaulepu
South Shore/moderate/4 miles
Enjoy the majestic, rugged ancient sand-dune area of Mahaulepu, where
there’s great whale-watching this time of year! Bring your bike.
Sharon Reilly 639-2076.
Sat
Mar 31
Wilderness Bike Ride - Koke`e/moderate/14 Miles.
Bring your bike up to Koke`e & ride along a fairly level contour road
west of highway
in a forest area you may not have seen before.
Sharon Reilly 639-2076.
BIG ISLAND - For more information CLICK HERE.
Saturday,
February 24
Kealakekua “Lands of Keopuka” (E)(C)
This is the site of an environmental victory where the “Keep Kealakekua
Wild” group and “Protect Keopuka Ohana” won a court victory
when a proposal was made to develop the land near and below Kawa`aloa,
also known as the Captain Cook Monument area. This area is rich in history,
archaeological sites and native plants, as well as having pristine coastal
waters. Some of the best snorkeling in Hawai`i is found here. There will
be options for short hikes in the monument area or long hikes for the
experienced coastal hiker along the coastline and on to the “End
of the World” at Keauhou. Reservations required, and donation of
$20.00. Additionally, we will need people with 4x4 vehicles who are willing
to pick up weary hikers.
Leader, Guy Nicholson (938-2399); Co-Leader, Phil Barnes (965-9695).
