LOST Locations

The broad, majestic Ko’olau mountain ridge seen in a memorable wide shot in the pilot episode (“Pilot,” Ep. 1×01) is viewed from Ka’a'awa Valley, also known as Kualoa Valley. The same view is revisited during the conversation between Jacob and the Man in Black during Season Six (“Ab Aeterno,” Ep. 6×09). The valley contains a number of iconic “LOST” locations. (continue reading…)

A scenic point approximately halfway up Makapuu Lighthouse Trail, a popular hiking trail and lookout at Makapuu Point (part of the Ka Iwi State Scenic Shoreline) in East Honolulu, has been used for several “LOST” scenes. First, it was the cliff where Hurley is told by Dave to jump (“Dave,” Ep. 2×18). Secondly, it was where Ben brought Sawyer to show him that he’s on a second island (“Every Man For Himself,” Ep. 3×04). Finally, this is also where the base of The Lighthouse where Jack and Hurley went to meet Jacob (“The Lighthouse,” Ep. 6×05) was built. (continue reading…)

The building from which Locke fell eight stories after being pushed through a window by his father (“The Man from Tallahassee,” Ep. 3×13), an event that was later revisited by Jacob (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), was the Waikiki Landmark condominium (1888 Kalakaua Ave.), near the Hawaii Convention Center. (continue reading…)

The intersection in La Brea, California, where Nadia was hit by a car, and where Jacob prevented Sayid from suffering the same fate (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), was on Auahi St. at Kamani St., just off Ward Ave. (continue reading…)

The church where young Sawyer attended his parents’ double funeral, and where Jacob visited him (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), was Ewa Community Church in Ewa Beach (91-1258 Renton Rd.). (continue reading…)

The exterior of the prison from which Hurley is released, subsequently meeting Jacob (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), is Oahu Community Correctional Center (2199 Kamehameha Highway). (continue reading…)