Work on Koko Crater viewing platform starts Wednesday

HONOLULU — Work to replace the Koko Crater Summit viewing platform is set to begin June 7, according to the Department of Parks and Recreation.

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- The Koko Crater Tramway trail and summit will be closed intermittently on June 7, 16, 26 and 29

- A new steel structure will replace the current unstable metal grate

- Throughout the project, the construction site atop the summit will be closed to the public

The tramway will be open for regular use when there are no helicopter flights

As a result, the Koko Crater Tramway trail and access to the summit will be closed intermittently on four days when a helicopter will be required to transport materials to and from Goeas Baseball Field in Koko Head District Park. Closure dates are June 7, 16, 26 and 29.

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Work on Koko Crater viewing platform starts Wednesday

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