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The Puna Coast Trail to Apua Point is a long and beautiful scenic trail over many different kinds of lava rock. Along the trail, there are ruins from ancient Hawaii, coastal cliffs and hardened lava flows from different eruptions over hundreds of years! Our guide contains essential hiking directions to reach Apua Point. Check out the video of our adventure hiking to Apua Point here!
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Apua Point – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 10 hours or an overnight trip
Location: Southern Coast of Volcano National Park
Distance: 10 mile (16km) round trip
Highest Elevation: 150ft
Elevation Gain: 150ft
Difficulty: 7/10 – Black lava rock with uneven footing under the Hawaiian sun with no shade
Season: Year Round
Additional Requirements: N/A
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Check out the ONLINE VERSION of our Searching For Narnia Adventure Guide or click the button below for a downloadable PDF.