The climb toward one thousand signatures is grueling but I feel the weight of your support every single day. Please take a moment to send this link to someone new so we can finally reach that goal.
March 8, 2015
Reaching this level of momentum has been exhausting yet deeply validating. It is clear that the desire to reclaim this space is far stronger than the silence we faced when we started.
Reached 100 supporters
April 3, 2013
747 Comments
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Please do not destroy this historic structure. It is a valuable educational, historic, and climbing resource that affords climbers unparalleled views of Kane'ohe, of rare native plants, and of the natural environment of the Ko'olau mountains.
G
George Moore
10 years ago
Featured
In 19-- I was a member of an U.S.A.F installation team that was instrumental in installing the microwave equipment that sat in a small building on the ridge. If memory serves it was a relay between Hickam AFB and Bellows AFS. Indeed, the stairway should be preserved.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
Please reopen the stairs so we can all enjoy it. Accessing the stairs do not have to disruptive to the residents if done right. Limit the number of hikers with lottery and fees. Keeping the stairs closed does not keep people from hiking it!
R
Richard Senelly
11 years ago
Featured
I am a 35+ year veteran of the stairs and consider it one of the most memorable and significant scenic and physical experiences one can have anywhere. I beleive it is extremely important to keep them - and keep them in the best possible condition for now and the future.
P
Peter Janssen
12 years ago
Featured
Hope to open and maintain the Haiku Stairs; as a commercially viable ecological tourist destination on Oahu with minimal negative impact on the neighborhood. The views from above are priceless and hope to have the opportunity to climb the stairs legally soon.
M
Mi Ran Sonia Lee
12 years ago
Featured
If the concern has been legal action in case of accident or maintenance fees, then instead of closing this trail it would probably be more profitable to get visitors to sign a waiver and pay a fee. I would love to climb this one day
X
Xabier Salvador
5 years ago
I'm going next year and I want to climb the stairs please!!!
The climb toward one thousand signatures is grueling but I feel the weight of your support every single day. Please take a moment to send this link to someone new so we can finally reach that goal.
March 8, 2015
Reaching this level of momentum has been exhausting yet deeply validating. It is clear that the desire to reclaim this space is far stronger than the silence we faced when we started.
Reached 100 supporters
April 3, 2013
747 Comments
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Please do not destroy this historic structure. It is a valuable educational, historic, and climbing resource that affords climbers unparalleled views of Kane'ohe, of rare native plants, and of the natural environment of the Ko'olau mountains.
G
George Moore
10 years ago
Featured
In 19-- I was a member of an U.S.A.F installation team that was instrumental in installing the microwave equipment that sat in a small building on the ridge. If memory serves it was a relay between Hickam AFB and Bellows AFS. Indeed, the stairway should be preserved.
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
Featured
Please reopen the stairs so we can all enjoy it. Accessing the stairs do not have to disruptive to the residents if done right. Limit the number of hikers with lottery and fees. Keeping the stairs closed does not keep people from hiking it!
R
Richard Senelly
11 years ago
Featured
I am a 35+ year veteran of the stairs and consider it one of the most memorable and significant scenic and physical experiences one can have anywhere. I beleive it is extremely important to keep them - and keep them in the best possible condition for now and the future.
P
Peter Janssen
12 years ago
Featured
Hope to open and maintain the Haiku Stairs; as a commercially viable ecological tourist destination on Oahu with minimal negative impact on the neighborhood. The views from above are priceless and hope to have the opportunity to climb the stairs legally soon.
M
Mi Ran Sonia Lee
12 years ago
Featured
If the concern has been legal action in case of accident or maintenance fees, then instead of closing this trail it would probably be more profitable to get visitors to sign a waiver and pay a fee. I would love to climb this one day
X
Xabier Salvador
5 years ago
I'm going next year and I want to climb the stairs please!!!
Please do not destroy this historic structure. It is a valuable educational, historic, and climbing resource that affords climbers unparalleled views of Kane'ohe, of rare native plants, and of the natural environment of the Ko'olau mountains.