| Location: Pelekunu, Koolau Moloka'i, Hawai'i |
| Here's a vertical that offers some perspective on the massive Haloku cliffs. Even with the vertical frame, you still aren't seeing the top.
Haloku is four miles long with sea cliffs one kilometer high, still sloping up to over one mile high at the back. Eleven-mile deep Wailau Valley forms the East wall and Pelekunu Valley the West. The two valleys meet in the back, forming one of the largest, most stubborn rocks on the Planet.
Photo Copyright to Lloyd Lewis, Ph.D |
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