It's sad to see the decay of the area. I used to take my daughter to Paradise Park. They had a cool dinosaur exhibit. I was hoping that someone would take over the operations, but unfortunately that was not to be. I also miss the Tree Tops restaurant that was at the top of park. I love your videos...please keep making them. Btw, when I was younger (decades ago), my friend and I used to go hiking. We hiked up one of the streams near the park. We came across several small waterfalls and one (nearly) dry waterfall. We finally got to a waterfall we couldn't climb. On the way back we passed by a stone marked with a cross and some other markings (that I forgotten). My friend later did some research and found that a boy got hit on the head and killed by a falling rock. Maybe you can find that spot on one of your hikes.
When I was in the Navy we went to Paradise Park and took the trail up the mountain. At the the end of the trail was a beautiful waterfall cascading into a small pool. It was about a two hour hike up the mountain and when we got there we were all hot and sweaty, whereupon I removed all my clothes and jumped into the pool to cool off. The other guys thought I was crazy, as I rinsed out my dirty shirt and shorts, and I just laughed at them, cool and refreshed, saying that they should come in, but they were too haloe to enjoy the water. That’s my best memory of Hawaii. Shaka bra!
Always enjoy your videos, recently found the WiliWilinui bunkers that I thought were off limits due to the mansion. I have visited that site on many occasions and gone into the above-ground bunkers long before the mansion was built. Even the second turret chamber was easy access back then. I had never known about the alternate entrance or the larger room on the opposite side of the brush until I saw your vidoes.
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It's sad to see the decay of the area. I used to take my daughter to Paradise Park. They had a cool dinosaur exhibit. I was hoping that someone would take over the operations, but unfortunately that was not to be. I also miss the Tree Tops restaurant that was at the top of park. I love your videos...please keep making them. Btw, when I was younger (decades ago), my friend and I used to go hiking. We hiked up one of the streams near the park. We came across several small waterfalls and one (nearly) dry waterfall. We finally got to a waterfall we couldn't climb. On the way back we passed by a stone marked with a cross and some other markings (that I forgotten). My friend later did some research and found that a boy got hit on the head and killed by a falling rock. Maybe you can find that spot on one of your hikes.
It was so beautiful when we used to go there in the 70s
I Love that instrumental music that you used, what's the name of that song? Great video too of days gone by!
When I was in the Navy we went to Paradise Park and took the trail up the mountain. At the the end of the trail was a beautiful waterfall cascading into a small pool. It was about a two hour hike up the mountain and when we got there we were all hot and sweaty, whereupon I removed all my clothes and jumped into the pool to cool off. The other guys thought I was crazy, as I rinsed out my dirty shirt and shorts, and I just laughed at them, cool and refreshed, saying that they should come in, but they were too haloe to enjoy the water. That’s my best memory of Hawaii. Shaka bra!
Always enjoy your videos, recently found the WiliWilinui bunkers that I thought were off limits due to the mansion. I have visited that site on many occasions and gone into the above-ground bunkers long before the mansion was built. Even the second turret chamber was easy access back then. I had never known about the alternate entrance or the larger room on the opposite side of the brush until I saw your vidoes.
i wish i got to see the other bunker before that mansion was built!! must have been awesome!
Interesting to me that abandoned buildings can just be left to decay like that and not removed.
a lot of them would cost too much $$ to remove i'd guess. Probably waiting for someone to buy the property and wipe it all out at once.
True.
A LOT Of that, is a Result of a Lazy & Foolish Generation.
I remember there were mazes for the kids and stuff. ThAt was my most favorite place to go holo holo as a kid. And play tag in the mazes.
Up for sale! Do you still hike?
Thanks for always putting up content of Hawaii! It really inspires me to go out and seek out new adventures :D