Haʻikū Stairs

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Haʻikū Stairs, also known as the "Stairway to Heaven," is a steep and now-closed hiking trail on Oʻahu featuring a long, dramatic metal staircase ascending the Koʻolau mountain range.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
landmark
stairway
tourist attraction
accessPointNearby Kaneohe NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Stairway to Heaven NERFINISHED
builtBy United States Navy NERFINISHED
causesIssue neighbor complaints
trespassing problems
constructedFor military use
constructionPeriod World War II era
culturalContext iconic but controversial Oʻahu hike
featuredIn online hiking guides
travel blogs
hasAccess closed to the public
hasAccessStatus illegal to hike without authorization
hasApproximateNumberOfSteps nearly 4000
hasClimate tropical rainforest
hasCondition corroded sections
weathered
hasFeature exposed ridgeline
handrails
ladder-like sections
steep ascent
hasRiskCategory high-risk hike
hasStructureType metal staircase
knownFor dramatic ridge-line views
narrow staircase
social media exposure
locatedIn Hawaii NERFINISHED
Honolulu County NERFINISHED
Oahu
surface form: Oʻahu

United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInValley Haʻikū Valley NERFINISHED
locatedOn Koʻolau Range NERFINISHED
managedBy City and County of Honolulu NERFINISHED
offersViewOf Kaneohe Bay NERFINISHED
Windward Oʻahu NERFINISHED
originalPurpose access to a U.S. Navy radio station
ownership City and County of Honolulu NERFINISHED
popularWith adventure tourists
photographers
regulationBy Honolulu City Council NERFINISHED
safetyConcerns risk of falls
steep and slippery conditions
subjectOf legal disputes over access
removal and demolition proposals
surfaceMaterial metal

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Moanalua Middle Ridge near Haʻikū Stairs