Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
There is a small sandy parking area at Kaloko Point, allowing visitors to drive nearby to the main features.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
A few picnic benches sit in a shady grove near the ocean and fishpond.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
Visitors can walk along the Ala Kahakai Trail, a 175 mile coastal trail that passes the length of the National Historical Park.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
White and black rock at the beach.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
04/25/2022
Interpretive signs throughout the area offer visitors a bit of context and history of the different historical areas here.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
Kaloko Point has a rough rocky beach, not great for laying out or swimming at.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
Trails around the Kaloko Point area.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
The wall built to separate the fishpond from the sea has been rebuilt by the park to preserve the pond.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
Kaloko Fishpond.
Shaun Hunter
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04/25/2022
archeological ruins at Kaloko Fishpond.