Hawaii

Capital: Honolulu

Largest City: Honolulu

Size Rank: 43rd

Population Rank: 42nd

Admission to Union: 50th

Find the other caches in the series HERE.

The Cache Across America Series: This is a series of caches that will take you on a caching tour of the entire United States. One cache is hidden in each of the 50 states. These caches each contain a numeric clue that will lead you to one final cache located in our nation's capitol upon completion of the series.

About this cache: You can access this cache via the Aiea Loop Trail, which is a wonderful scenic and shady hike. Along the way, you’ll be treated to views of Diamond Head, downtown Honolulu, and the Ko’olau and Wai’anae mountains. If you hike the whole loop, the distance is just under 5 miles; this cache is located less than ½ mile from the upper trailhead. There are a total of 6 other caches you can get to from this trail, one of which is the oldest cache in Hawaii (Geocache - GC23). There is also a military plane crash site, complete with information plaque.

Please be sure to rehide the container completely; it's an ammo box so use lots of cammo so it is not visible from any direction. Just remember: Cammo the ammo!

Logging Requirements: Enjoy this cache as you would any other. If you are searching this cache as a participant in the Cache Across America series, please post a photo of yourself or a member of your group with the cache in your online log. If you for some reason are unable to meet the photo requirement, please make alternate arrangements to verify your find with the individual cache owner. There is no photo requirement for non-challenge participants.

Individual verification of all 50 state finds will be required before logging the series final.

If participating in the series, please take note of the three digit code located inside this cache. Save this code in a secure place. When you have visited all 50 caches, and have collected all 50 codes, you are welcome to seek and find the final cache! Good luck!