LOCATION FILE
Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout
FOLLOWHonolulu, HI
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A dramatic Koʻolau Range lookout and the site of the 1795 Battle of Nuʻuanu, in which Kamehameha I drove opposing warriors over the cliffs to unify Oʻahu.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Long associated with the Night Marchers (Huakaʻi Pō) and the spirits of fallen warriors; a well-known tradition warns against carrying pork across the Pali.
VISITING
A public state-park lookout with sweeping windward views.
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WRITTEN ABOUT THIS PLACE · 1
- Moʻoinanea and the stone women of Nuʻuanu · Eternity · STORIESThe two stones below the pali where offerings were still laid in 1825
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