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As of this writing, the government agencies—federal, state, and county—don’t require you to have permits in order to dayhike on Hawaii in areas under their jurisdiction. Permits are required for all the backpacking trips in this book. For completeness, I also include the addresses and telephone numbers of the government agencies, as you may want to write or call them for more information. ssss1 in this book gives you detailed information about camping—car camping, tent camping, and cabins—including permit requirements, fees, etc

Waipio Valley camping (Bishop Estate)

Call Bishop Estate to find out what the current regulations are regarding camping in Waipio Valley: 808-775-9518.

Waimanu Valley camping (Division of Forestry and Wildlife)

Camping in Waimanu Valley, which is accessible only on foot, is strictly controlled by the Division of Forestry and Wildlife. The area is now protected as the Waimanu National Estuarine Research Reserve. You must have a permit from the Division of Forestry and Wildlife to camp in Waimanu. The Division of Forestry and Wildlife’s address and telephone number are below under Division of Forestry and Wildlife. See ssss1 for more on the camping area.