Discover 5 parks for birdwatching within driving distance of Hilo
"Hilo is the largest city on the Big Island and offers visitors easy access to the park, local shops, and cultural attractions."
Wailuku River State Park features stunning waterfalls, lush rainforest, and scenic viewpoints in Hilo.
"Hilo is the largest city on the Big Island, offering visitors easy access to ʻAkaka Falls and a variety of cultural and natural attractions."
A stunning park featuring the iconic 442-foot ʻAkaka Falls amid lush rainforest.
"Hilo is the largest city on the Big Island, offering shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Visitors from Hilo can enjoy a scenic drive to explore the unique volcanic features of Lava Tree State Monument."
A park showcasing lava molds of trees from an 18th-century volcanic eruption.
"The largest city on the island’s east side, Hilo provides access to major services and is a popular base for exploring Hawaii’s natural attractions."
A serene upland forest park with native vegetation, picnic areas, and easy walking trails.
"The largest city on the Big Island’s east side, Hilo is a cultural and economic center. Residents may visit Manukā State Wayside on day trips along the southern route."
A tranquil park with native forest, picnic spots, and a nature trail on Hawaii Island’s southern coast.
