Looking for something to do outside in Hawaii this weekend? A costume-friendly trail 5K on Oahu doubles as a fundraiser for the island’s search and rescue team.
The Race for Rescue 5K is a run or walk on a trail course on the scenic slopes of Kaiwi Mauka, near Hawaii Kai. Proceeds support Oahu Search and Rescue, which helps lost and injured hikers.
What to expect
The in-person race takes place Saturday, Oct. 31, with a start time of 8:30 a.m. Costumes are encouraged.
Registration costs $40 plus a $4.76 signup fee. Entry fees help fund rescue equipment, insurance and safety education.
Parking is available at Hawaii Kai Country Club, and the course is not stroller-friendly. A virtual option can also be completed anywhere through Saturday.
More things to do outside this weekend
Traveling somewhere else? Camp & Country has 10 outdoor picks from around the country for Oct. 31–Nov. 1, including festivals, races and other seasonal events.
Check out our full guide and interactive map to find something to do outside this weekend.
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