State-owned lands provide a rainbow of recreational opportunities. The Na Ala Hele Trail and Access program maintains trail that help support recreational activities such as fishing, hiking, camping, hunting, picnicking, and nature photography.	Hikers enjoy a walk along the coastal trail at Ka`ena Point on O`ahu.
Volunteers helped to build seven miles of the Maunawili Trail on O`ahu.	Enrich recreation for all ages through trails and facilities Establish coastal and mountain trail networks Preserve archaeological and ecological values of trails Encourage a private/public state trail system Expand volunteer programs
The Division's Hunting program develops and manages public and private land for game birds and mammals. The program enables residents and visitors to enjoy recreational hunting. Some residents also participate in subsistence hunting. In addition to providing food and sport, hunting helps protect native forests.	The Youth Hunt is one of the activities sponsored by the Division's hunting program.
Ring-necked pheasants and feral pigs are among the popular game animals hunted in Hawai`i.	Develop access for more hunting opportunities Research native and non-native animal interactions Promote awareness of hunting's benefit to habitat Establish more dedicated game management areas