Molokai, Hawaii is still an unspoiled treasure, with no buildings higher than three stories. These photos will show you that this small Hawaiian island has lots of terrain for adventure travelers who like to hike, bike and swim in waterfall-fed pools. Take a mule ride or hike down the steep almost 1,800-foot high cliffside to Kalaupapa National Historic Park. Here, you'll learn more about Father Damien and the former leper colony.
- Riding a Mule Down a Steep Cliff on Molokai, Hawaiiguided mule ride to Kalaupapa on Molokai, Hawaii
- St. Damien Found His Life's Calling Helping at a Hawaiian Leper ColonySt.Damien lived and died in former leper colony now Kaluapapa National Historic Park
- Horsebackriding in the Surf on Molokai, HawaiiHorseback riding on the beach on Molokai, Hawaii
- Visiting the Cemetery at Kalaupapa, Once the Colony for Cast-out LepersSt. Philomena Cemetery at Kalaupapa National Historic Park on Molokai Hawaii
- The World's Highest Sea Cliffs Form a Natural Barrier for Kalaupapa Peninsulaworld's highest cliffs on Molokai, Hawaii
- Mule Skinners Lead the Trip Down the Cliff to KalaupapaMule Skinner riding to Kalaupapa National Historic Park on Molokai, Hawaii
- Coffees of Hawaii on Molokai Offers a Plantation TourTour of Coffees of Hawaii on Molokai,Hawaii
- Molokai Ranch Has Tents on Platforms at the Beach VillageTents in The Beach Village at Molokai Ranch
- A Family is Bringing Cultivation of Taro Plants Back to MolokaiWoman working in taro field on Molokai, Hawaii
- Hikers Learn About Planting Taro in Halawa Valley on MolokaiLearning about taro fields on a cultural hike on Molokai, Hawaii
- Hiking Honeymooners Get Ready to Plunge Into a Waterfall-Fed PoolHike to Moaula Falls on Molokai, Hawaii.
- A Kitemaker Creates a Custom Windsock at the Big Wind Factory on MolokaiCustom kitemaker on Molokai, Hawaii
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