The Waikoloa Petroglyph Preserve is one of the best and easiest places on the Big Island to view ki’i pōhaku (petroglyphs). This extensive field of rock art is preserved amid a golf course and hotel. The Preserve is located just north of the ancient division line between the Ahupuaʻa (districts) of Kona and Kohala. There are some very unique petroglyphs, including a post-western contact warrior on horseback. The preserve also includes several lave tube cave shelters and some other archaeological ruins.