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| Kahana Valley is home to many insects, including killer mosquitoes and these fruit flies on that piece of yucca | The trail is literally tunneled into the trees | Emerging from the valley | Just to plunge bag again in the trees |
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| A little pond | Snails at the bottom | Typical tropical snail | The broken bridge that I had to cross. Immediate reapplication of bugspray after that |
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| A conk | Ants on a flower | One of the rare open parts of the trail | One of the rare sights |
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| Sketchy crossing | Wild peacocks | The Kahana beach, beautiful, empty, a bit eerie | The beach |
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| Native Hawaiian site | From here, native fishermen used to spot and signal fish to the canoes | Native rock arrangement | Explanations |
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| View of a nearby ridge | The empty beach | One day I'll know the name of fruits | |