State Guide
Ghost Towns in Hawaii
28 documented towns
Beyond the famous names lies a deeper map: Hawaii holds 28 documented ghost towns. Timber camps, fishing villages, and gold-rush outposts define the Pacific ghost towns, tucked into mountains and coastline. Standouts include ‘Āpua, ‘Ewa Villages, ‘Iole, ‘Ōla‘a, Awalua, and dozens more.
Most of these towns have not had their on-the-ground condition verified, so consider this directory a starting point for research rather than a final word. Access information is limited for many of these towns, so verify land ownership and local rules before visiting any site. Use the status and access filters below to narrow the list, or search for a specific town by name.
Every Ghost Town in Hawaii
Status
Access
28 towns
‘Āpua
Hawaii
Read the guide‘Ewa Villages
Hawaii
Read the guide‘Iole
Hawaii
Read the guide‘Ōla‘a
Hawaii
Read the guideAwalua
Hawaii
Read the guideFerndale
Hawaii
Read the guideHakumaʻu
Hawaii
Read the guideHāmākua Poko
Hawaii
Read the guideHanapouli
Hawaii
Read the guideHonomū Mill
Hawaii
Read the guideIwilei
Hawaii
Read the guideKalaemilo
Hawaii
Read the guideKalapana
Hawaii
Read the guideKalawao
Hawaii
Read the guideKalōpā
Hawaii
Read the guideKāneʻohe Ranch
Hawaii
Read the guideKaulanapueo
Hawaii
Read the guideKealakomo
Hawaii
Read the guideKōloa Mill
Hawaii
Read the guideKualapuʻu
Hawaii
Read the guideKukuihaele
Hawaii
Read the guideLāna‘i City
Hawaii
Read the guideMakawao Mill
Hawaii
Read the guideMānā
Hawaii
Read the guideMānana
Hawaii
Read the guideMaunaloa
Hawaii
Read the guideNapoʻopoʻo Mill
Hawaii
Read the guideWaihe‘e Mill
Hawaii
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