Other people gave good directions in their reviews, which really helped to get here. You couldn't go close to the rocks as there are signs saying not to do so, and there is no trail. I was hoping to get closer and look more deeply at the rocks.

Amazing to be in the presence of these ancient petroglyphs! Having seen petroglyphs in several mainland states it was a pleasant surprise when this popped up on my map search! A temporary connection to the past and small window into the lives of the native Hawaiians. A little bit difficult to find if you follow Google maps but worth it. Our only complaint is that there aren't more of these amazing cultural heritage sites left due to the damage that colonization had on the islands.

Awesome! It’s located behind the Olowalu General Store on a unpaved road about a mile or so back. Having a truck would be the most ideal. If you’re in the area, it’s a nice quick stop to see a part of ancient history. It definitely could use some landscape maintenance, but it was still nice to see.

Such a great piece of retained culture and history. It was very cool to be on such land and very glad it's been preserved and restored.

Only a few petroglyph but worth the few minute drive. Go's will say you arrived, at that point turn left on the dort road and within a few minutes you will see then on the right.

Devastating graffiti & other malicious actions have desecrated this significant Native Hawaiian sacred place. Beautiful to see the petroglyphs

Drove up to the petroglyphs. Happy to find them. Would be so nice to have a few wayfinding signs and info. Used google reviews to find them. Be mindful and respectful when there. Stay on road and bring binoculars. Humbled to see them firsthand.

This was cool to see the petroglyphs. They were really faint, so you had to zoom in a bit if you were taking a picture.