At the northern end of O‘ahu's windward coast, Kahuku grew around a large sugar mill that operated from 1890 to 1971. The town was at the end of the O‘ahu Railway line from Honolulu; train service ended in 1947. The former cane fields north and west of town now produce vegetables and fruit, and aquaculture ponds nurture fish and shrimp. The old Kahuku Sugar Mill is now home to a variety of shops. Learn More...