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The Captain Cook Monument Trail is one of the best hikes on the Big Island, taking you down through an impossibly green forest and through a craggy volcanic field. The Kealakekua Bay Hike, also known as the Captain Cook Monument Trail, hits all the spots. It offers you history, stunning coastline and mountain views, intrepid steep. The Captain Cook Monument Trail at Kaawaloa takes you to beautiful Kealakekua Bay on the Kona Coast. Negotiating this rocky, partly unshaded track down to the shore, you’ll see the.

The Kealakekua Bay Hike, also known as the Captain Cook Monument Trail, hits all the spots. It offers you history, stunning coastline and mountain views, intrepid steep. The Captain Cook Monument Trail at Kaawaloa takes you to beautiful Kealakekua Bay on the Kona Coast. Negotiating this rocky, partly unshaded track down to the shore, you’ll see the. A hike with some historical significance, this trail takes you from up on the Big Island's southwestern cliffs down to sea level to the beautiful, Kealakekua Bay. Once you. Today, the trail offers visitors the chance to hike through lush tropical forests and along rugged coastline, culminating in stunning views of Kealakekua Bay and the iconic Captain Cook.