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Search Vacations. Car pick-up location. Car drop-off location. Return at a different location? October 11, Sari M. October 9, Cameron Sung. October 8, Don Fields. October 3, Muddy but beautiful. Brandon Clark. October 1, Great family trail. Recommend not bringing a stroller! Steven Kusar. September 30, Quick, easy and the waterfall looked great! Mark Walters. September 28, Short and sweet… a little muddy and slick in some parts but good overall.
September 25, Short and easy. But slippery. Justin DeVoe. September 22, Awesome quick and easy out and back. Kid and old people friendly. Lorenzo Dusseault. Dorina Brown. September 19, Nora N. September 17, Brett Kline. September 14, Raquel Lizette. September 9, Emily Barron. September 7, Babsi L. September 4, Shandi Grimsley. August 25, A little muddy but beautiful. Molly Stumpf. August 10, Maza Travel. August 9, Great cute hike! Water was flowing in the waterfall as of today!
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Upload photos about this trail to inspire others. Show more photos Showing results 1 - 56 of Share your route with others Help other users find their next route. Upload your activity and inspire others. Nancy Kossack. November 11, Julia Dunn. November 7, November 6, The trail starts on the rim of the Halemanu Canyon and gives hikers a view of the canyon and beautiful Kokee Rainforest.
The top of this waterfall is a beautiful end to the trail as well as a fragrant one! Keep your eyes open for more than just the falls as wild goats are native to the area. Hike with caution but be sure to add this waterfall to your Kauai itinerary!
At an elevation of 5, feet lies Mount Waialeale. This is one of the highest spots on the island of Kauai and one of the wettest places in the world! Since , the island has averaged more than inches of rain a year. Mount Waialeale Falls is difficult to get to. If hikers do find the falls, they can witness one of the most mind-blowing views of their life! The falls cascade at least 2, feet! Hanakoa Falls is one of two waterfalls located along the world-famous Na Pali Coast.
Hanakoa Falls is the taller of the two at 1, feet. The falls are located about halfway down the Kalalau Trail and can unfortunately only be seen in partial tiers due to elevation changes and the natural surroundings. The hike to the falls is about 6 miles long and does require a permit. Lace up your boots and grab your camera!
To get to these falls, you will need to endure an approximately four-mile hike down the Hanakapia Falls Trail. However, two miles into the hike, hikers find themselves at Hankapiai Beach which is known for its exceptional beauty, huge waves, and high difficulty level surfing. Past the beautiful Kauai beach and at the end of the trail lies the Hanakapia Falls.
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