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Manoa Falls, Kolowalu, and Pua Pua trails --- all in Manoa, on Oahu are CLOSED!!. You will will be given a huge monetary fine for entering. Also, if you need to be rescued the City & County of Honolulu will send you the bill for the rescue. In Fall & Winter months Manoa has a lot of rain so these trails are extremely dangerous to hike because they are muddy & full of mosquitoes. BEWARE: there are homeless people living along the trails. Posted: January 21, 2021…
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Date of experience: January 2021
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We took this hike as part of a Disney adventure and loved it! The fals are lovely, the path a bit muddy but the unique bamboo forest was the best.(It’s currently closed for renovations.)
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Date of experience: December 2020
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**Re-iteration of my wife's review** You would feel like you've entered Jurassic park while doing this hike. The weather is really cool and the hike through the pristine rainforest with bamboo trees, birds, and flowers is magical. Expect a downpour anytime and don't forget to bring your rain jackets. There is paid parking and stores/restrooms near the trailhead. Date of experience: November 2018…
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Date of experience: November 2020
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My friend and I were looking for another hike and nature walk when we found this place. It hadn’t rained the day before but the whom trail leading up to the falls were slippery. Once we reached the falls, it said there was no swimming but people still were. My friend and I had our cameras and phones so we declined. I mainly liked being in the forest. It felt very tropical. I slipped and fell on the way down and got mud all over my backside. A lot of people helped me up though. …
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Date of experience: August 2019
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This is not for novices, its wet, slippery, steep but oh so beautiful! A real rainforest right here on this over developed commercial island, whodda think. A genuine tropical paradise, the guavas smell so fantastic and taste divine. Many wild exotic plants, heleconias, orchids and ferns, and the biggest trees, banyan, monkey pod, kukui nut, mango, canon ball trees, bamboo its just amazing.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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