HI HB1607

Establishes that owners of range land owe no duty of care to trespassers and are not required to warn of dangerous natural conditions or range activities.

Creates a rebuttable presumption that range land owners are not liable to trespassers for injury, loss, damage, or death occurring on their property.

Defines "range land" as property exceeding five acres used primarily for livestock grazing, dairying, or keeping of equine and bovine livestock, including appurtenant structures and equipment.

Preserves liability for range land owners in cases of gross negligence, willful or wanton disregard for trespasser safety, or intentional injury or death.

Entitles range land owners who permit recreational use to protections under chapter 520, Hawaii Revised Statutes, if applicable provisions are met; effective July 1, 2020.