Yokohama Bay: it's where the paved road ends and the rugged dirt path begins. If you want to continue on to Ka'ena point and the westernmost tip of the island, you have to do it on foot or mountain bike. I snapped this after we'd started down the trail and I glanced back at the bay. During the winter months after a few good rains, the mountains in the background are a brilliant green, and the water...well I already mentioned earlier this week how achingly beautiful and blue it is! For more 'Y' photos please go check out ABC Wednesday.
A single wave curls up to the shore at Yokohama Bay. I like it here because it's one of the most remote beaches on Oahu. It's the northernmost beach on the island's west coast, located just before the road ends. If you want to go any father (to Kaena Point, for instance), you have to park your car and hike.
