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Guide to the Waikiki Historic Trail
Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
The Waikiki Historic Trail is a walking tour of Waikiki that
highlights twenty-three historic sites.
Plaques mounted on six foot tall surfboard-shaped markers have been
installed at nineteen of the historic sites. The Waikiki Historic
Trail begins on the Diamond Head end of Waikiki and it ends on the
grounds of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort, after a detour
through the Ala Moana and Hawaii Convention Center areas of Honolulu.
Surfboard Marker #11 on the Waikiki Historic Trail
Copyright © Kathleen Walling Fry
Photos of the Waikiki Historic Trail
Pictures of all of the sites and markers on the Waikiki
Historic Trail, organized by location and by marker number.
Photos can be views as either a slide show or a thumbnail
photo gallery.
Tours of the Waikiki Historic Trail
Four self-guided walking tours of the
Waikiki Historic trail: (1) East Waikiki Beaches,
(2) East Waikiki Inland, (3) West Waikiki Beaches,
and (4) West Waikiki Inland. Also includes
information about guided and narrated tours of
the Waikiki Historic Trail.
History of the Waikiki Historic Trail
Information about how the Waikiki Historic Trail was
originally conceived, the people who developed the idea,
who funded installation of the surfboard markers,
and when each of the surfboard markers was installed.
More About the Waikiki Historic Trail
Newspaper articles, Web sites, and special features about the
the Waikiki Historic Trail. Includes articles published
in the Honolulu Advertiser and the Honolulu Star Bulletin
and information on the Web sites of Waikiki Improvement
Association, architect Charlie Palumbo, and the Native
Hawaiian Hospitality Association.
See also:
Downtown Honolulu Historic Walking Tour
Other Oahu Walking Tours
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The Islands of Hawaii
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