Between Honolulu and Kaneohe, Hawaii
Hwy. 61, Nuuanu Pali State Wayside
GPS coordinates: 21.3671,-157.7931
Take a photo of your rally flag with the above image.

On a 1942 Easter Sunday night, four months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, two planes crashed on Oahu and 19 lives were lost due to bad weather and blacked-out conditions. Without any city lights to guide them, one of the planes, a B-17 “Flying Fortress,” crashed into a mountain near here. A plaque lists the names of the flyers aboard that plane.

Before that, the spot was known for a 1795 battle where King Kamehameha, using European weaponry, drove defending warriors over the cliff, ending a long conflict and unifying the Hawaiian islands under one rule. All except for the Islands of Kauai and Niihau that were later earned through negotiation, 10 years later.

Can be chilly and WINDY, a light jacket is advisable. As with other remote parking lots on the islands, lock up valuables or take them with you.

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Hawaii is a place like no other for motorcycle riding: excellent year-round weather, the scenery, good roads, all converge to offer motorcycling paradise. Tour of Honor participants can get a motorcycle rental discount by showing their rally flag at Cruzin Hawaii. Also ask them about group discounts, up to 25% off.