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sledding (Hawaiian: heʻe
hōlua, "sled surfing") is a
traditional sport of the
Native Hawaiians.
Similar to wave surfing, heʻe
hōlua involves the use of a...
- Kāneaka
Hōlua Slide which is
better known today as the
Keauhou Hōlua Slide is
located in
Keauhou (original name of this area was Kahaluʻu) on the island...
- The Āhole
Hōlua Complex is a
hōlua slide located on Āhole
Inlet on the
southwest side of the
island of Hawaii. The
slide was used in the
Native Hawaiian...
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Kahaluu Bay
directly North, and Ahu A Umi
Heiau in the uplands. The
Keauhou Holua Slide is a
National Historic Landmark. The post
office and a
small museum...
- Poliʻahu
mingled with
humans on the East
slope of
Mauna Kea. One day,
while hōlua sledding with mortals, Poliʻahu was
joined by a
beautiful stranger who challenged...
- paʻani
kahiko (sports (iko.
These contests, such as
mokomoko (boxing), heʻe
hōlua (sledding), and kūkini (foot racing) wrestling,
sliding on sleds, javelin...
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Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala. In Hawaii, an
ancient sport known as he'e
holua or lava
sledding is a
similar activity. For
volcano boarding, parti****nts...
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Historic District, and
uphill (mauka) is the
Keauhou Holua Slide built under Kamehameha I. The
Holua originally extended into Heʻeia Cove just
north of...
- a
meeting house. The
sacred site is
positioned along an
ancient trail (
Holua Loa
means "long slide") that led from the
upland Koa
forests on Hualālai...
-
Keauhou Holua Slide...
