POINTS OF INTEREST

KUKANILKO

The large stones were intended to absorb the pain of childbirth.
It is believed that special divine gifts were awarded to those born here.

LAKE WILSON

360 acres, the largest body of fresh water in Oahu. It supplies irrigation for agricultural fields and is used for year-round fishing.

WAHIAWA RAINFOREST BOTANICAL GARDEN

A 27 acre gulch with an elevation of 875 to 1000 feet.
In 1918 the Hawaii Sugar Planters Association used the site for forestry experiments and a nursery.
In 1950 it was turned over to the city and county of Honolulu.
It was developed into a botanical garden and opened to the public in 1957.

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