MW HAWAII Paddle 'Anahulu River

We will launch from the Haleiwa Beach Park. From there we will paddle up the ‘Anahulu River. We will go under the Rainbow bridge, under the Joseph P Leong Hwy and we will turn around just before the Cane Haul Rd bridge. 

 

This will be a leisurely paddle up the river where if we are quiet enough we may see some turtles.  This event is strategically timed so that you can check out some of the awesome lunch spots the North Shore has to offer after the paddle!

 

This ticket includes a  SUP rental from Rainbow Watersports. They are a great company that supports “Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.) financially and through education. O.U.R. is actively rescuing children worldwide who are caught in the sex trade. Learn more at www.ourrescue.org. Thank you for supporting them while supporting us!”

 

SUP rental cost - $20 per hour

 

Kids/Dogs: 

-   If your dog is willing and able to stay on your board then you are welcome to bring your dog. However, this paddle is pretty long so if your dog doesn’t like to sit on the board, I’d recommend leaving your pet at home. 

-   If your child is willing to stay on the paddle board or kayak then you are welcome to bring your child. We are not responsible for providing lifejackets so please make arrangements for your child to have flotation especially if they are not strong swimmers. 

 

Stats:

Distance: 2 – 2.5 miles 

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 1.5 hours

 

 

 Points of Interest:

-   Possible Turtle sightings

-   Rope swing 

 

Directions:

Haleiwa Beach Park

 

 What to Bring:

-   Drybag

-   Water (2-3L)

-   Hat

-   Sunglasses

-   Sunscreen

-   Snacks

 

 Optional:

-   Camera

-   Personal first-aid kit

 

 

Weather Forecast: 

The current forecast is a high of 83 and a low of 73 partly cloudy with chance of scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon. 

 

   

More Info:

If inclement weather or unsafe conditions occur, this hike will be rescheduled for a later date.

 

 Notes of Caution:

 - As is a good rule of thumb, be sure not to leave anything of value in your vehicle.

 - You are responsible for your/your child’s own safety. We are happy to plan and facilitate group hikes, but Military Wild is not responsible for the safety of members during our outings. This includes hiking and any other activities you choose to participate in such as swimming, camping, etc. It is strongly recommended that you consider putting together your own first aid kit for hiking and are familiar with the risks involved.