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The Hawaii State Parks system protects many of the islands’ most scenic landscapes and culturally important sites. Spread across the Hawaiian Islands, the system includes dozens of state parks, scenic waysides, historic sites, and recreation areas that showcase the state’s volcanic terrain, lush valleys, waterfalls, and dramatic coastlines. Notable destinations include Nā Pali Coast State Wilderness Park, famous for its towering sea cliffs and remote hiking trails, and Diamond Head State Monument, one of Hawaii’s most recognizable volcanic landmarks. Many parks also preserve important cultural and archaeological sites connected to Native Hawaiian history and traditions. Together, Hawaii’s state parks offer opportunities for hiking, camping, swimming, and exploring the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the islands.

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