View of sand dunes and southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
Monkeypod Tree at Polihale State Park aka "Ghost tree"
Monkeypod Tree at Polihale State Park aka "Ghost tree"
Monkeypod Tree at Polihale State Park aka "Ghost tree"
Trail leads down to the beach from a campsite area
The trail
Campsite (no camping or overnight use as of June 2022)
View of Polihale Beach at Polihale State Park
View of Polihale Beach with campers at Polihale State Park
View of sand dunes and southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
View of sand dunes and southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
View of the beach, sand dunes, and southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
View of the beach, sand dunes, and southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
Wild snake plants
Hiking down to Polihale Beach with 4-wheel drive vehicles and tents on the beach below
Beach campers at Polihale Beach with a view of the southern end of the Na Pali coastal cliffs
View toward the deep-sand "road" that ends at the northern end of Polihale State Park
Fishing poles line the beach at Polihale State Park
Ocean waves crash ashore at Polihale Beach, Polihale State Park with views of the southern end of the Na Pali coastal cliffs
Ocean waves crash ashore at Polihale Beach, Polihale State Park with views of the southern end of the Na Pali coastal cliffs
Ocean waves crash ashore at Polihale Beach, Polihale State Park with views of the southern end of the Na Pali coastal cliffs
View of Polihale Beach facing south with the island of Ni'ihau on the horizon
Ocean waves crash ashore at Polihale Beach, Polihale State Park with views of the southern end of the Na Pali coastal cliffs
View of southern Na Pali coastal cliffs at Polihale State Park
View of Polihale Beach facing south with the island of Ni'ihau on the horizon
View of Polihale Beach facing south with the island of Ni'ihau (left) and the Lehua Crater (right) on the horizon
View south back toward the trail
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