Click the map or link below to go to the Garmin Connect site.
http://connect.garmin.com/player/5999921
1. In the map image on the Garmin site, select the "Hybrid" box
2. Press the "Play" button
Wed, 5/20/09
Start: Jackass Ginger
Trails: Jackass Ginger - Nuuanu - Pauoa Flats - Lookout - back
1:54 / 3.9+ miles
We crossed Nuuanu Stream, then went up to the top of the ridge. After that, we continued on to the Pauoa Flats Lookout for a view of Kailua. For some reason, my Garmin didn't pick up the satellite signal until we got to the top of the ridge.
Click the map or link below to go to the Garmin Connect site.
http://connect.garmin.com/player/8588779
1. In the map image on the Garmin site, select the "Hybrid" box
2. Press the "Play" button
Sat, 5/23/09
Start: Pupukea
2:54 / 10.8 miles / 16:10 avg
First, we headed up the fire trail section. Looks like the Army has been doing a lot of work on the trail - grading it and putting down a layer of rocks. In some places, they've widened it and removed some of the hillside plants. We followed the trail until it ended up on a paved road. If you zoom in and pan further north in the map, you can see a network of other roads that it probably connects to. I hope they don't pave over the rest of the fire trail. On the way back, we went through the valley on the Kaunala trail.
http://connect.garmin.com/player/59999211. In the map image on the Garmin site, select the "Hybrid" box
2. Press the "Play" button
Wed, 5/20/09
Start: Jackass Ginger
Trails: Jackass Ginger - Nuuanu - Pauoa Flats - Lookout - back
1:54 / 3.9+ miles
We crossed Nuuanu Stream, then went up to the top of the ridge. After that, we continued on to the Pauoa Flats Lookout for a view of Kailua. For some reason, my Garmin didn't pick up the satellite signal until we got to the top of the ridge.
Click the map or link below to go to the Garmin Connect site.
http://connect.garmin.com/player/85887791. In the map image on the Garmin site, select the "Hybrid" box
2. Press the "Play" button
Sat, 5/23/09
Start: Pupukea
2:54 / 10.8 miles / 16:10 avg
First, we headed up the fire trail section. Looks like the Army has been doing a lot of work on the trail - grading it and putting down a layer of rocks. In some places, they've widened it and removed some of the hillside plants. We followed the trail until it ended up on a paved road. If you zoom in and pan further north in the map, you can see a network of other roads that it probably connects to. I hope they don't pave over the rest of the fire trail. On the way back, we went through the valley on the Kaunala trail.
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