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This was a challenging trail for me because some stretches were steep. I had an injured knee and was wary of that but I took it slowly and made it to the waterfall. Glad I persisted and felt I had conquered.
after a brief walk through the rain forrest you suddenly open up to this beauty, the water is so cool and clean tasting. highly recommend
The view of the waterfall was definitely worth the hike. A bit steep and slippery at times as well as crowded. This is a popular hike! Our four kids ages ten and younger did great.
We hiked up to see the waterfall but it was just a trickle during that time of the year. The hike wasn't bad even with a bum knee if you take your time.
Remember you are in a residential area. Park like it was your own neighborhood and don't use private homes to wash your shoes off, lately people just leave their muddy shoes behind be prepared to take your muddy shoes and trash with you and don't...More
We just completed the hike which is 1.6 miles return on June 14, 2017. It had been rainy in the area so the falls were pretty large. Although people bring swimsuits to wear and swim, we read the online sources and it was confirmed by...More
This is a great hike to see a waterfall only minutes from the city. However, the trail is very busy. You aren't supposed to go in the falls; however, many people still do. I would go early to beat the crowds as there were many...More
We climbed Diamond Head in the morning which only took us 25 minutes. We then decided to hike up to see Manoa Falls. The hike up was very slippery and the path was very narrow. We were happy it did not rain as the return...More
We parked at the $5 lot near the entrance. The trip from there to the falls is about 1 mile each way. For the most park the hike is a walk on larger gravel. Toward the top it is a lot more dirt, roots and...More
If I can do it....you can do it!! My family of 4 consisting of my husband and 2 boys, ages 12 and 15 made the hike together. I'm not a small person and do not normally hike. I was able to make it to the...More
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