Safety

We want you to have a safe and enjoyable visit to Pu'ukoholā Heiau National Historic Site! Help ensure a safe and pleasant park experience by remembering the following:

Fluid Intake

As you take in the history around you, don't forget to drink water or other re-hydrating liquids. You can dehydrate in any season.

Footwear

Footwear should be comfortable with treaded soles to prevent slipping.

Dress Appropriately for the Weather

Temperatures at the park can be on the hotter side, especially in the late morning and afternoon hours. For the hotter months, wear light airy clothing and wide brim hats for protection from the sun.

Slips, Trips and Falls

Some sections of the trail can be slippery when wet, stay on the pathway as you go along each marked trail, step carefully.

Lost Children

Tell a park ranger and call 911. If a lost child is found by park rangers, they will contact the local police.

Assistance

If in one of the national park sites contact the site park ranger for assistance. They can provide guidance for many situations including emergencies.

Emergency

If an emergency arises, call 911.