Like many Oahu trails, Olomana is unsanctioned ― passing over state and private land. Meanwhile, the city responds to all 911 calls. It’s not one of the busiest trails.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Olomana trial is one of Oahu’s most popular hikes. It’s also one of the deadliest. But a blunt message posted at the trailhead two years ago appears to be saving ...

Two hikers were rescued by the Honolulu Fire Department from Olomana Ridge Trail after experiencing muscle cramps.

Olomana Trail in Kailua is one of Oahu’s toughest hikes. It’s known for its three peaks and it progressively gets harder to climb to the next. “Going to the third peak, ...

A man who was hiking Hawaii's Olomana Trail reportedly plummeted hundreds of feet to his death on Sunday after he reportedly tried to grab his hat, marking the fourth death linked to the dangerous ...

Hiker rescued after falling 100 feet from Hawaii’s Olomana Trail, Honolulu officials said. Two bystanders helped woman until rescuers arrived and called 911.

Olomana Trail, one of Oahu’s toughest hikes, was the scene of another hiker fatality today. Firefighters say a man in his late 20s fell about 400 feet, and died. Olomana Trail in Kailua is not ...

A woman sustained serious injuries after she fell approximately 100 feet while hiking on the Olomana trail this morning. A caller told the Honolulu Fire Department that the woman described to be ...

The Olomana Trail is strenuous — a 4.5-mile rocky path spread across three different mountainous peaks, according to SummitPost.org. While the first peak is the “highest and offers the best ...

Hikers must traverse a trail that has 150- to 400-foot drops on either side. Terrifying sign posted at notoriously dangerous Hawaii hike It’s no secret that Hawaii's Olomana Trail, on the island ...

Gardellis, 32, of Indianapolis, fell more than 250 feet Wednesday at the Olomana Trail in Oahu, according to the Hawaii medical examiner’s office. Katie Conner, ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Olomana trial is one of Oahu’s most popular hikes. It’s also one of the deadliest. But a blunt message posted at the trailhead two years ago appears to be saving lives.