&title=.75 MILE MARK&

&descText=At this higher elevation, the entire layout of the reef system surrounding Ke'e beach can be seen. The exposed roots of the ironwoods on the trail serve as both a help and a hindrance to weary hikers. These trees were introduced in the 1880's to serve as windbreaks from salty ocean sprays.&

&alertText=Footing may be difficult on this portion of the trail because of mud, loose rocks or protruding roots. Exercise additional caution.&
				
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