Hawaiian Walkways Saddle Road Explorations
Easy walks or moderately strenuous hikes are available in this special area, the road to which is closed to most rental cars. The "saddle" features a range ofterrain including historic-era lava flows pocketed with ancient forests, which arehome to numerous native birds. Hikers love these areas and they have special attractions for birders and photographers. Supplied and equipped as are our other
adventures.
Hawaiian Walkways is a charter member of the Hawaii Eco-Tourism Association, andreceived the "Tour Operators of the Year" Award in 2002.
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Town
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Hilo - Big Island
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Activity Type
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Eco-Tours
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Vendors
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Hawaiian Walkways
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Island
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Big Island
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Operation Days
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Daily
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Where And When
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Time: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Meeting Place: Waimea Starbucks (View Map) or Hilo Borders (View Map) at 8:30 a.m.
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Special Notes
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Inclusions
Light backpacks, Rain Wear, Walking Sticks, Food and Beverages (Deli-Style lunch,
Cookies, Macadamia Nuts, Juice/Soda, and Bottled Water).
Naturalist Guide Services at the ratio of one guide per ten hikers.
NOTE: The footing on hardened lava is rocky and uneven. Closed shoes are a must.
Because of the montane climate in the region, hikers need to be prepared for cool,
perhaps misty weather (with a light jacket/sweatshirt).
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Group
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Hawaii Tours
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Setting
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Land
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