See. U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii Explore this museum in Waikiki, housed in a coastal artillery bunker built before World War I. Koko Crater Tramway Climb 1,041 steps of an old tramway track for an epic panorama of the shoreline and Maunalua Bay. Diamond Head Crater Enjoy scenic running trails with seaside vistas on Oahu. Kilauea See new land being made at this prolific volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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Stay. Hale Koa A multistory hotel complex in Waikiki, part of the Fort DeRussy Military Reservation. Maui Coast Hotel↗ Multiple pools and friendly atmosphere across from the beach in Kihei. SCP Hilo A sustainable hotel on Hawaii Island where every stay plants a tree and removes trash from beaches.
Atlas Obscura
Waikiki is renowned as one of Hawaii’s and the world’s most popular tropical tourism destinations, with multistory resort hotels pressed up against some of the best beaches in the Pacific Ocean. However, most visitors to the area may not realize that a large swath of Waikiki, including a large grassy park and the Hale Koa multistory hotel complex, is actually owned by the military. The entire a…
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For those who dare, you might find yourself climbing approximately 1,041 "steps" of an old tramway track on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. That's right, you're climbing the path of something that once existed to aid transportation up the side of a crater. On foot. The nonprofit organization which maintains the trail charts its elevation gain at 1,100 ft feet over the first half of this 1.6 mile o…
Lonely Planet
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From key safety tips, choosing the best operator, typical costs and more, this is what you need to know before your helicopter tour of Kauaʻi.
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From luxury cottages to adults-only retreats, here's where to rest your head on this picturesque island.
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From historic lodges to sprawling ranch resorts, these stunning spots are worth planning your next trip around.
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Free-hanging waterfalls, thundering cascades, and rapids hemmed in brilliant moss: No matter what you're looking for, you can find it in a state near you.
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Beach camping sites are hard to find and reserve the closer you get to peak season, so we won't gatekeep. Book these coveted spots from Assateague Island to the Kalalau Trail, before they are gone.
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A recent fatal crash on Kauai's Na Pali Coast reveals the risks of these popular scenic helicopter flights. We talk to experts to find out what the safety gaps are in the Islands' in-demand aerial tourism.
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From a new DarkSky Approved glamping retreat in Yosemite to a former seaweed camp-turned-nature lodge in Patagonia, here are hotels, lodges, and retreats where you can feel like your stay is doing good.
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National Geographic Explorer Stephanie Pearson shares insights with us from her new book '100 Hikes of a Lifetime U.S.A,' including her toughest and most rewarding treks across the country.
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These epic routes belong on every runner’s bucket list
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With historic flooding hitting the Hawaiian islands, travelers are rethinking spring break plans. Here’s what locals want you to consider before canceling your trip.
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Whether you’re craving cityscapes or secluded forests, these routes are worth planning a trip around.
Atlas Obscura
Prior to burning down in the 2023 Lahaina fire, the Baldwin Home claimed to be the oldest building on Maui, dating to 1834 or 1835. The problem with that claim is that the Bailey House in Wailuku predates it by just one or two years! Both were originally built by missionaries invited to Hawaii on the bequest of the country's king and chiefs. However, the Bailey House itself was actually a missi…
The New York Times
As the town of Lahaina continues to rebuild, residents, local officials and even visitors are envisioning how tourism and community life can coexist in a new, more sustainable way.
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Journey around the nation with this interactive map, divided by region or category, and discover American history in a way you’ve never seen before
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Author Tommy Orange rings in the New Year at the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii—and reflects on what we can learn from the land beneath us.
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From surf-friendly swimsuits to lightweight eveningwear, here's what you'll need for a relaxing getaway.
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Whether you’re chasing ocean views, volcano sunsets, or quiet mornings with coffee in hand, there’s a vacation rental that makes relaxation effortless.
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For their honeymoon in the Pacific, New York City Ballet dancers Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia made the most out of a short stay before heading back onstage.
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Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in Hawaii.
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Here's where to stay for flexible check-ins, babysitting services, and on-site activities for everyone in the family.
The New York Times
Rural stays booked on the Hipcamp platform allow budget visitors to save money while reveling in the outdoors.
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Summer may be high season, but these parks are at their best in the colder months.
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On Hawaii's Hāmākua Coast, Jen Murphy finds not only verdant canyons striped with waterfalls but also a burgeoning food scene and a community approach to tourism
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This is a transcript of an episode of Sparked—a series from Gastro Obscura exploring how one special bite can change an entire life. Toshiyuki “Chinito” Nishio: I’m kind of nervous right now ’cause I’m—I’m with this guy right here. Taught me everything he knows. Wait, no, he taught me everything I know. He hasn't taught me everything he knows. My name is Chinito. We’re here at Daddy Ninja in Ki…
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From sea to shining sea, we’ve surfaced palatial mansions, tiny houses, and everything in between.
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