Foster Botanical Garden

Honolulu, Hawaii

4.5/5

based on 2 reviews

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0.69 miles

Elevation Gain

98 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Foster Botanical Garden is a loop trail that is used for walking and nature trips located near Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii.

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Foster Botanical Garden Reviews

Margaret L

Foster Botanical Garden

02/11/23

Like the other reviewer said, this is more like a stroll and walk rather than a hike. An easy path to follow that takes you throughout the botanical gardens. Lots of lovely plants and flowers, but make sure to bring bug spray if you don’t like getting mosquito bites.

5.0

Deane Carlson

Foster Botanical Garden

02/01/23

So beautiful. Not really a hike at all but a beautiful walk. Within city limits!

4.0

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