Pololu Beach is a popular spot for visitors and locals. The trail down to the beach can be bustling with people and the beach itself is often well-populated. But behind the beach, this trail through the trees always seems quiet. It leads to a gully that, in turn, guides the few who venture up there, to a bench overlooking Honokane Nui Valley. (Read about that here.)
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Graham's Island 
It looks wonderful. I like the glimpse of cliff? Through the trees.
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That’s right. The cliffs are very steep here. At low tide, people sometimes try to walk along the cost below the cliffs, but that’s a very dangerous game!
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It is a lovely place to go for a walk!
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It is that!
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What a great trail! I was going to be incredibly jealous until you mentioned the mud. Now I’m just kindda jelous!
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Yes, the mud can be slick and messy, but on a dry day the walk is great.
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Do people walk along the rock lined track or just walk anywhere? It is a great looking place 🙂
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The track is easier going though I’m sure some people wander about a bit, especially if they cut through to the beach on the left.
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It looks beautiful, Graham. I wouldn’t mind a sit on the bench.
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It’s a great spot, gorgeous views along the coast and up the valley.
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Cool trail outlined with rocks. 😀
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It’s a lovely walk, though the gully beyond it can get pretty muddy when it rain, which it does there, rather a lot!
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