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Railroad Trips 
The Oahu Railroad, splendidly equipped nar- 
rowgauge line, belts the island westward from 
Honolulu foir a distance of 71 miles. A branch 
from Waipahu extends 11 miles up the valley 
to Wahiawa, the center of the pineapple district, 
with a spur to Schofield Barracks, where a 
large body of troops is stationed. 
The scenery along this line is very beautiful, 
combining ever-changing views of ocean and 
mountain. A number of trains each way daily 
afford a most comfortable and speedy way of 
viewing Hawaiian scenery. The rail trip to Ha- 
leiwa Hotel and “Submarine Gardens” is de¬ 
lightful. 
Passing Pearl Harbor (naval station and har¬ 
bor), and Honolulu, Ewa and Waianae Sugar 
Plantations; Haleiwa (hotel, 56 miles) and Ka- 
huku (terminus, 70 miles), connecting with 
Koo/lau R. R. via Eaie and Hauula for Kahana 
(terminus, 84 miles). A picturesque trip which 
all tourists should take. The railroad clings to 
the coast, which is picturesquely rugged. 
The popular round trip (about 2J4 hours and 
56 miles one way) on the railroad to Haleiwa 
is $3.25 with a special rate of $2.25 from Satur¬ 
day to Monday and a special 2-hour train Sun¬ 
day. 
Another popular railway trip is that by ob- 
every day. This trip allows about 2 y 2 hours 
at Haleiwa in which the coral gardens may be 
visited, returning to Honolulu in time for dinner. 
The fare for this round trip, including luncheon 
at the Haleiwa hotel, is $5.00. 
Out-of-Town Hotels on Oahu 
(All American Plan i. e. Room and Meals) 
HALEIWA HOTEL, HALEIWA (A. P.) 
30 miles from Honolulu. 
Rate $6.00 per day, luncheon $1.50. 
SEAVIEW HOTEL, WAIALUA, (A. P.) 
30 miles from Honolulu (near Haleiwa) 
Rate $3.50 per day. 
HAUULA HOTEL, HAUULA 
31.3 miles from Honolulu, via Nuuanu Pali. 
Rate $4.00 per day. 
Accommodations may be had only by previous 
arrangement with the proprietor. 
WAHIAWA HOTEL, WAHIAWA, (A. P.) 
22 miles from Honolulu. Near Schofield Bar¬ 
racks. Rate $4.00 per day. 
MAP AND GUIDE 
ISLAND OF 
A H U 
(CITY AND COUNTY OF 
HONOLULU) 
TERRITORY OF HAWAII 
U. S. A. 
Issued 
19 2 3 
by the 
Hawaii Tourist Bureau 
HONOLULU 
Representing the Territory of Ha¬ 
waii and all the Islands, including 
the City and County of Honolulu, 
the Board of Trade of Hilo and the 
Maui, Honolulu and Kauai Cham¬ 
bers of Commerce. 
Official information pertaining to 
the Hawaiian Islands may be ob¬ 
tained at the offices of the Bureau 
at 828 Fort Street between Mer¬ 
chant and Queen. Telephone 2345. 
Visitors on Oahu should not miss 
seeing Kauai, Maui and Hawaii. 
Full information on trips at the 
Tourist Bureau offices. 
General travel data to all points in 
the Pacific, atlases, mainland direc¬ 
tories, island periodicals, travel 
magazines, maps, guide books and 
literature are also kept on file at 
the offices of the Bureau. Descrip¬ 
tive pamphlets of Hawaii mailed 
and distributed free. 
Description of Oahu 
The island oif Oahu, the city and county of 
Honolulu, is third in point of size in the group, 
but first in importance. It contains, besides 
Honolulu, the capital city, the great Pearl Har¬ 
bor Naval station; immense wireless plants of 
the Naval Communication Service and the Radio 
Corpoiration of America; cable station of the 
Commercial Pacific Cable Company; Headquar¬ 
ters of both army and navy forces in Hawaii; 
Schofield Barracks, a divisional army post; three 
large pineapple canneries; eight large sugar 
plantations; headquarters of all foreign consular 
representatives; agencies of all trans-Pacific 
steamship lines. It has a population of approxi¬ 
mately 264,538 exclusive of military and naval 
forces. 
The island is about 46 miles in length by 26 
miles in breadth, and contains an area of 598 
square miles. There are two principal ranges of 
mountains, of which the Koolau extends practi¬ 
cally the whole length of the island along the 
northeastern or windward side, while the Waia¬ 
nae range is on the southwestern side. Both ot 
these ranges are extremely rugged and covered 
generally with a dense but low forest growth. 
In elevation they average between 2,000 and 3,000 
feet. Between the two ranges is an elevated 
tableland. 
The greater part of the 177 miles of coast line 
is fringed with coral reefs, extending from a few 
rods to. a mile or more seaward. The reefs are 
usually submerged at high tide and partially 
exposed at low water. 
GAME FISHING 
Good game fishing grounds are to be found 
off the windward coast of Oahu, and even bet¬ 
ter ones off the islands of Molokai and Maui 
within easy cruising distance of Honolulu Sea¬ 
going launches are obtainable in Honolulu for 
fishing excursions, the charge for such launches 
with equipment of fishing tackle being about 
$35 for a day and a half (week-end) trip. 
A favorite Hawaiian diversion, which in some 
cases is also a means of livelihood, is the “huki- 
lau,” or net-fishing in the shallow waters along 
the many beaches around Oahu. Opportunities to 
see the ceremony oif pulling in the great nets with 
their catch of fish, or if desired to don a bathing 
suit and assist in the fun, are frequently encoun¬ 
tered, and on special occasions big huki-laus are 
arranged for the entertainment of visiting parties. 
OTHER OUTDOOR SPORTS 
Besides swimming, tennis, golf and other sports 
may be indulged in. Visitors have access to two 
public golf links, that at Moanalua near Hono¬ 
lulu and that at Haleiwa, and courtesy cards 
or temporary memberships are obtainable giving 
the privilege of playing over the Oalui Country 
Club course in Honolulu. There are various pub¬ 
lic tennis courts in and near Honolulu, and nu¬ 
merous other facilities foT outdoor recreation. 
Mountain Trails 
A popular diversion on Oahu is mountain¬ 
climbing. Trips ranging from easy hikes of a 
few hours to one or two day trips involving real 
alpine work may be taken at any time of the 
year. 
Because of a recent ruling of the Forestry 
Department, certain trails leading to the higher 
peaks have been closed to hikers, and it is there¬ 
fore necessary to. observe such warning signs 
as may be posted. The Hawaiian word “Kapu” 
—meaning literally “keep out”—is sometimes 
used alone on such signs. 
The following trips are suggested as typical: 
TANTALUS PEAK —Easy walk from points 
on Punahou carline, or Emma Street line, afford¬ 
ing splendid view of city and surrounding coun¬ 
try. May be made in a morning or afternoon 
very easily. 
PUNCHBOWL CRATER— Easy walk from 
end of Emma St. carline, within city limits. 
General view of city. 
MT. KAALA —Difficult all day hike, involving 
some hazardous climbing. Summit of Kaala at 
4,030 ft. elevation is the highest point on the 
island. Combination motor or train and hiking 
trip via Schofield Barracks. Should not be un¬ 
dertaken except by experienced hikers. 
WAIAHOLE —Difficult all-day hike made in 
combination with motor car trip. Over Koolau 
range and doivn the face of a steep cliff. Site 
of famous Waiahole irrigation funnel. \Vaiaho.le 
intake may be reached by walk of mile from 
auto road, windward Oahu. 
LANIHULI —Difficult and hazardous hike, 
starting from Alewa Heights back of ctiy. All 
day should be allowed for this trip, and only 
experienced hikers should undertake it, prefer¬ 
ably with same person familiar with the coun¬ 
try. 
KAHANA BAY —Hard all-day hike of be¬ 
tween 15 and 20 miles, starting from Wahiawa 
(on railway line and automobile road) and cross¬ 
ing the mountains to Kahana Bay, thence along 
the road to Hauula for the night, returning to 
Honolulu by train or automobile the following 
day. Where a privately owned machine is avail¬ 
able arrangements can often be made to have 
the hiking party met at Kahana, returning to 
| Honolulu for the night. 
FURTHER SUGGESTIONS may be had at 
the office of the Hawaii Tourist Bureau, where 
relief maps and trail charts may be consulted, 
or at the offices of the Hawaiian Trail and Moun¬ 
tain Club, Kauikeolani Building King Street, 
where visitors interested in hiking are cordially 
invited to register and if desired, to affiliate 
with the club. 
