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2024年8月21日
This magnificent 80-foot waterfall is your last stop on the road to Hana before you enter the National Park. We got there around 4p and it was pretty empty (around 6 other people). We took a swim in… Greekipina的完整评论
2022年12月6日
We stopped here while going the full CLOCKWISE circle en route to Hana - it's a "low hanging fruit" - right on the main road, with a free parking lot across from it, it's a no brainer if you drove th… reedmangreg的完整评论
2022年11月2日
We drove out to Wailua Falls, which is right along the Pi’ilani Highway. Unfortunately, we were there during the dry season and the falls were not as impressive as they likely are during the wet seas… irawine的完整评论
How long does it take to hike to the falls after you park?
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You may be thinking of another waterfall. Wailua is right on the road in Kipahulu. There is no hike other than a trail about 15 yards or so from the bridge...however you can see and …
You may be thinking of another waterfall. Wailua is right on the road in Kipahulu. There is no hike other than a trail about 15 yards or so from the bridge...however you can see and photograph the falls without taking the trial. The other waterfall that you may be referring to is Waimoku Falls. That is actually in Haleakala Nat'l Park and is the stream that feeds Oheo Gulch, aka Seven Sacred Pools. That is a highly recommended and publicized hike that is relatively easy. The only strenuous part is maybe the first quarter mile that increases in elevation a bit. The rest is fairly flat, but includes about an overall 650 foot rise in elevation. It's about a 4-5 mile round trip hike and takes about 2.5 to 5 hours depending on how long you take. Take drinking water with you. Be careful. Although it is tempting to take a swim in the relatively shallow pool...3-feet deep maybe..folks have been killed...and nearly killed by falling rocks, such as myself. I moved off of a rock in the pool about 3 minutes before a huge rock fell 400 feet right where I had been sitting. I was out drying off. When it hit, the rock exploded in fragments that rained down on the entire area. It was about 2-feet in diameter. Would have taken me out. There is absolutely no cell service there...and the nearest help is by foot back out the 2+ mile trail to the ranger station. I urge folks to go. It is beautiful and a beautiful hike through the bamboo forest, but be wary that harder things can fall than water...
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