Bell stone

The Bell Stone is a natural rock formation on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, shaped by volcanic activity. The structure displays features that have been refined through weathering and erosion over millions of years.

The formation developed millions of years ago during volcanic events that created the Hawaiian archipelago. Kauai ranks among the oldest islands in the chain, and its rock structures record this long geological timeline.

The formation connects to how local people understand their island's natural features as part of their heritage and identity. Visitors can sense this relationship to the land when they explore the area.

The site is accessible via hiking trails that require sturdy footwear and adequate water supplies. Weather conditions can change, so it helps to check local conditions before heading out.

The formation produces bell-like sounds when struck with force due to its mineral makeup and internal structure. Visitors who discover this acoustic quality often find it to be the most memorable part of their visit.

Location: Kauai County

GPS coordinates: 22.13330,-159.35000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:25