LOST Locations

The waterfall where Sawyer and Kate took a dip and found the gun case (“Whatever the Case May Be,” Ep. 1×12) was part of Waimea Valley, formerly the Waimea Valley Audubon Center  (59-864 Kamehameha Highway). Nikki and Paolo later visited the same spot (“Expose,” Ep. 3×14). (continue reading…)

The diner where Sawyer met with Hibbs, and where Kate’s mom, Diane, also surfaced (“The Long Con,” Ep. 2×13), is Bob’s Big Boy (2828 Paa St.). The restaurant was closed after a fire in April 2009 but the owners have said they plan to reopen. (continue reading…)

The “Hydra” station, and much of the facility used by “Others” early in the third season (“A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01) is the former Paradise Park (and its four-story aviary), located deep in Manoa Valley. The facility still houses Treetops Restaurant, but the lower and ground levels are not open to the public. This location is near Manoa Falls Trail. (continue reading…)

The police station where Sarah finds Jack (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01), and where Sawyer and Miles work (“Recon,” Ep. 6×08), is the old Honolulu Police Station building at the corner of Merchant and Bethel streets, now called the Walter Murray Gibson Building (842 Bethel St.). (continue reading…)

The police station where we saw Boone and Sawyer (“Hearts and Minds,” Ep. 1×13) was a retail space downtown (50 N. King Street, now Do’s Formals, but years ago it was a bank). (continue reading…)

The restaurant where Sawyer and Jessica try to con her husband David (”Confidence Man,” Ep. 1×08) and where Achara dined with — and later tattooed — Jack in Thailand (”Stranger in a Strange Land,” Ep. 3×09) is Indigo Restaurant (1121 Nuuanu Ave.). (continue reading…)