Tours and Tickets to Experience Mt. Tantalus
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Mt. Tantalus
Bring a blanket for the lawn area and a light jacket or layers as it can get windy at the top.
Facilities at the Pu'u Ualaka'a State Park are wheelchair-accessible and include picnic tables, a pavilion, and restrooms.
There are two parking lots for the Tantalus Lookout, with space for around 60 cars.
Don’t leave valuables in your car, as vehicle break-ins are common.
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There is no cost to visit Mt. Tantalus by entering through Pu'u Ualaka'a State Park. You'll also find plenty of tours, including photography tours, that can help you learn more about the area with an expert guide—and have some fun along the way.
Mt. Tantalus is part of the Ko’olau Range on Oahu. Many travelers come to the mountain for its hiking trails and stunning lookout, from which you can see Waikiki and inside the Diamond Head Crater.
Mt. Tantalus is popular for its hiking trails, especially the Tantalus Lookout Trail. The viewpoint is a favorite spot for photographers and others looking for a spectacular sunset.
Mt. Tantalus has a diverse ecosystem, making it a draw for bird-watchers and nature photographers. Most people visit to hike the many trails, such as the Manoa Cliff Trail and the Tantalus Arboretum Trail, and there are picnic tables too. For a high-energy outing, some of the trails are suitable for mountain biking.
No, you cannot rent any equipment at Mt. Tantalus. Nearby shops offer bike rentals.