Honopu Valley – The Valley of the Lost Tribe

Where the waves break on the face of the arch, look up 4 the trail into the valley… b4 that a million things can happen @ the start from kalalau beach swim & a million more after this point… this guy pretty much kills it
if u’ve done nualolo aina by swimming over from nualolo kai, u can start 2 get a picture of it… well at least the helicopters buzzing u like apocalypse now…
there’s some pretty heavy mana here… good chance u will c some bones… in the sand dunes and often exposed along the arch… b respectful… it’s a pretty awesome place…

THE VALLEY OF THE LOST PEOPLE/​TRIBE (FORMALLY CALLED HONOPU VALLEY):
Is where a band of the island’s last Menehumes lived. The unofficial trail was closed due to deterioration, even before Hurricane Iniki in 1982, but local hikers manage to keep it passable.
Honop means «conch shell», and the valley’s name is derived from the conch shell-​like sound its arch makes when hit by winds from the north.
Great view of the valley from Awaawapuhi overlook.
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