The stones have been gated up so there is no parking and its a hike. I've seen no factual information as to if theses rocks are what they say they are. I could be wrong.

This spot is an oasis of beauty and quiet in an otherwise hurried and busy area of the island. Of our party I was the only one with a real hankering to see the stones. I had done my research - the chief’s wife would...More

A worthwhile stop at an important place in Oahu history. Before entering the first gate, it is customary to introduce oneself to the 'spirits' then proceed respectfully towards the stones. Non-locals should not pass the second gate. The feeling around this place is special. Also,...More

There is a tradition in the Celtic church that you find a holy place and then build a church there. I was reminded of that when I visited the Birthing Stones. It’s a beautiful and surprisingly peaceful spot, considering it’s proximity to the highway. Parking...More

Very pretty site. We went after the sun set and it was raining but the site was worth the stop if you enjoy history and do research on the site. Little to see other than rocks. You should respect the barrier to the rocks to...More

Pay your respects at this sacred and historical site. Birth of many Hawaiian royalty. No official parking at the entrance so beware of no parking signs. Could be a bit muddy walk from the highway to the site. Be respectful. Worth a quick stop.

This is sacred ground. It is best to come with a Kupuna that can tell you about this place, Enter quietly and listen to the birds as you walk around the stones enclosed by the small rock border. Do not step inside the border. Leave...More