Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor

Address: Keauhou, Kailua Kona, Hawaii

Hours: 6:30am to 9pm Daily, 7 Days a Week

Directions: Just below Keauhou Shopping Center

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The Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor is a historic park on the Big Island of Hawaii. It consists of a park and several other historical sites. The park offers some of the best views on the island, with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and Molokai to the west and Kohala Mountain to the east. The park contains many different types of plants and animals, including native birds and insects. There are several trails throughout this area where visitors can take guided tours or walk on their own time through various parts of Hawaii's history including ancient settlement areas, agricultural fields from pre-contact times (before Western contact with Europeans), sacred sites where important rituals were held before Western contact with Europeans), and more. The Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor is a park and historic district on the Big Island of Hawaii. 

It is the site of ancient Hawaiians' military and agricultural prowess, as well as their religious practices. In addition to its cultural significance, Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor is also famous for its natural beauty. It is home to many rare species such as Norfolk Island pine trees. The park is also home to several attractions that include the Keauhou Bay facilities (which includes a museum), the Kahaluu Beach Park and Pavilion, and the Keauhou Shopping Center. The Kahaluu Beach Park has a lagoon where visitors can swim or snorkel in calm waters surrounded by coral reefs. Imagine a place where you can take in the sights and sounds of history and nature all at once. Imagine strolling along the beach with the waves of the Pacific Ocean gently lapping at your feet, or taking a leisurely hike through the lush forests of Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor. 

The park is just a few miles from Kailua-Kona, so if you're visiting the island for a vacation or business trip, this is an ideal place to stop and take in some fresh air. This historical park is located on the Big Island of Hawaii and is home to a number of breathtaking sights. There are over 6000 acres of pristine land for visitors to explore, as well as more than 40 miles of trails that wind through ancient lava flows, rainforests, and beautiful beaches. Visitors can take advantage of many different amenities while visiting Keauhou-Kahaluu Heritage Corridor - including camping sites with full hookups (RV's), picnic areas with tables and BBQ grills available for rent if needed; there are also restrooms available on site along with drinking fountains throughout so you can keep hydrated while hiking around all day long.

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