Clouds over the Waimulu Valley: Kahele Hill Hike

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Kahele Hill Hike 2 miles and 600 feet elevation, 4 miles total.

  • I was enjoying the view into Waimulu Valley from my Kahele Hill Hike.
  • Some hikes are 600-800 in elevation from Sea Level, and the only worry is the weather and dogs of the random Marijuana Farmer !
  • I am getting back in shape, this hike took a lot of energy.

This is the sky over the Waianae Mountain Range looking West towards Ko’Olina

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  • It’s cloud shrouded and the sun is setting in the West, into the Pacific Ocean

This is of course a Waimulu Valley view to the South and Pearl Harbor’s West Lock - - This large natural Harbor is home to the US Navy Pacific Fleet, the largest Navy in the World.

  • The view of the calm blue water of Pearl Harbor with the Pearl City Twin Towers is a great reward for hiking to the top of Kahele Hill.

These two are pictures of the clouds and mountain ridge line of the Waianae Mountains to the West.

  • From Kahele Hill you look West to the Waianae Mountains.
  • A lovely view with clouds low on the mountain peaks.
  • The orange glow is the sign of the setting Sun.

Another view plane Northeast over the Pearl City Plains

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  • An enjoyable hike of 2 miles up and 2 miles down.
  • A gradual elevation from zero to about 800 feet above sea level.
  • Next time I will hike the Eastern Side of the Hill to enjoy the Southeastern views of the East Loch of Pearl Harbor and Diamond Head Crater.

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