Name: Ka'aha - Hilina Pali Connector
Rating: 2.0

“This handy trail links the Ka'aha camping area with the coastal part of the Hilina Pali Trail.”

— Megan W

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This functional trail is a useful way for backpackers traveling between the Ka'aha camping area to points east in order to cut off some mileage. Starting from a junction with the Ka'aha Trail just north of the Ka'aha camping area, the Ka'aha - Hilina Pali Connector ascends the hillside above the coastal bluffs. Proceed northeast on a steady, dry climb until reaching a "T" junction with the Hilina Pali Trail.

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Land Manager: National Park Service - Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

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1.7 Miles 2.8 Kilometers 89% Runnable Singletrack	608' 185 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
823' 251 m High 215' 65 m Low	7% Avg Grade (4°) 13% Max Grade (7°)
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Ka'aha - Hilina Pali Connector

1.7 Miles 2.8 Kilometers

89%

Singletrack

608' 185 m

0' 0 m

823' 251 m

215' 65 m

7%

13%

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“This handy trail links the Ka'aha camping area with the coastal part of the Hilina Pali Trail.”