A distance photo of the giant's head; the closest rocky point is the nose, the flatter area behind it the head/forehead. - Hikerly

A distance photo of the giant's head; the closest rocky point is the nose, the flatter area behind it the head/forehead.

A view of the east shore and Kapa'a as you climb up switchbacks on the East Trail. — View from East Trail

A bench at the picnic area near the top of Sleeping Giant offers gorgeous views of Kauai's eastern shore. — Bench at picnic area

One of many stellar views along the trail. — View from trail

A narrow, windy trail along the spine of a ridge outcropping leads to the giant's nose — Sitting on giant’s nose

Standing on the giant's head you get 360-degree views, including this one looking to the north. — Northern view from giant’s head

The view toward the west from atop the giant's head. — Inland view from giant’s head

Looking hikerly while standing on the giant's head. — Standing on the giant’s head.

Looking east across the giant's nose; notice the hiker standing on the nose itself. — Standing on the giant’s nose

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