Spitting Caves, located around the bend from the famous China Walls, is a jump-off spot for thrillists. It is a gorgeous view, situated in the middle of the ocean.

We first spotted the Grafitti Pit from atop the Diamond Head hike, and wondered how we would get there. After much zigzagging through neighborhoods, and looking for a particular sign, we were able to hike to this modern day graffiti ruin.  

The Waimanalo Reservoir was once an illegal water slide and local watering hole in the summertime. The reservoir has since been filled, but it’s still worth a peek!

Crawford’s Convalescent Home was a former reform school for boys that has since been abandoned, and is now a place for graffiti artists to showcase their skills.

Located just past the Maunawili Falls, this Indiana Jones bridge has long since rusted.

Once a watchtower for army guards, now a secret hit up spot for graffiti artists and hikers.    

Hidden lava tubes on the East side of Oahu.

Just past the famous Halona Blowhole, this private beach fills up on a hot day.