Cruise around what was left of historic Mokauea fishing village after they dug the seaplane runway thru it. Lots of mangroves, a few old bunkers, interesting seldom-visited areas of Ke‘ehi Lagoon.
This event is for club members and their guests only. We’ll celebrate the holidays at the Hawaii Trail & Mountain Club clubhouse with our usual festivities: Potluck dinner, Gift Exchange Melee, Photo, Video and Video Clip Contest and caroling.
Join us for a howling good time as we paddle to the sandbar under the light of the full moon. While this roundtrip EZ Glider is suitable for the casual kayaker it is not for first-time paddlers since we’ll be paddling at night.
An EZ Glider roundtrip paddle in Lake Wilson. Lake Wilson is a privately-owned reservoir in Wahiawa that is stocked, maintained and regulated by the State, specifically and exclusively for use by freshwater sport fisherman.
Quarterly club meeting with a discussion of past and future paddles and a feature presentation.
Decompress after the busy holidays with a weekend of camping with the club at the Malaekahana State Recreation Area. There’s no agenda for the weekend except for Sunday’s Goat Island paddle. Do whatever you like kayak, swim, snorkel, boogie-board, surf, fish, beachcomb, hike, sunrise watch or just lie in a hammock.
An EZ Glider day of paddling, fishing and surfing around the park & Moku’auia island.
Paddle across Keʻehi Lagoon, the airport reef runway and the Pearl Harbor entrance.
On this paddle you can experience Waikiki like a tourist as we go from Magic Island to Waikiki and back. We’ll launch from the Magic Island canoe ramp, go out the channel and then paddle inside the reef to get an up close look at hotels and sun worshipers.
Surfers meet at the Kailua Boat Ramp for an 8:30 AM surf clinic. Surfing not required, but those so inclined will get basic surf instruction and then practice with other experienced kayak surfers.
Quarterly HWK board meeting for the officers and board to discuss club business. All members are welcome to attend.
This medium length paddle around Le’ahi (Diamond Head) is a good one for novices looking to improve their open ocean skills. We’ll take a break about halfway at Shangri-La.