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The mostly easygoing trail ascending the verdant ridgeline of Mount Nounou—better known as “Sleeping Giant”—delivers some of the most panoramic views of Kauai's east side.

Wake up! Wake up! Here’s where we start our days.

Meet the Hawaii places we eat meat.

The water level at Lake Waiau, located just below the summit of 13,803-foot Mauna Kea Volcano on the Big Island, has now almost completely disappeared.

The most prestigious events in professional surfing are being held right now, just an hour away, in Honolulu’s own backyard.

Farm-to-table. Sea-to-table. Hawaii-raised rules at these restaurants.

HAWAII Magazine's readers “What’s your favorite Hawaii scenic lookout?”

The 23rd annual Hula O Na Keiki hula competition, one of the state's premier children’s solo hula contests, happens this weekend on the grounds of the Kanaapali Beach Hotel on Maui.

I recalled Red Cinder Road as a place of comforting memories from my childhood.

A just-opened exhibit at the Bishop Museum celebrates the craftsmanship and science of the rare lei.

If you're a fan of Kona-grown coffee AND on the Big Island from Nov. 1-10, start prepping for a java jolt. Kona's 43rd annual official celebration of its world-famous coffee beans begins this Friday. Here's what's happening.

Looking to travel interisland before the holiday season (and the high season) descends? Here are some deals and discounts that will make a mini-break to Kauai even more appealing.

The American Windsurfing Tour's and Professional Windsurfers Association Tour's JP Aloha Classic—one of the sport's most prestigious international competitions—could begin tomorrow at Maui's Hookipa Beach Park pending ideal north shore waves and winds.

An Oahu hidden gem for biking, jogging or walking enthusiasts.

Hawaii's National Park Service parks, monuments, trails and historic sites are again open for visitors.

Girls Who Surf instructors guide a beginners surfing class at Kalaeloa Beach Park, on Oahu's southwest side, before hitting the water.

Readers' poll for the Top 5 Favorite Hawaii valleys.

The 5th annual Lahaina Plantation Days celebration happens this Friday, Oct. 18, and Sat., Oct. 19, in (where else?) its namesake West Maui town.

The annual Molokai Hoe is the pinnacle of outrigger canoe competitions—a 41-mile race from Molokai to Oahu across one of the most unforgiving ocean channels in Hawaii.

You can watch the entire 140.6-mile swimming, biking and running competition live and online, Saturday, Oct. 12.

The largest community celebration of Hawaii’s fishing and seafood heritage happens on Sunday.

The whales arrive throughout the season, moving in and out of Hawaiian waters through the winter.