Maui millions of years ago. It was a fiery place shaped by volcanic eruptions. As the molten rock cooled, huge mountains emerged, towering above the clouds.
About Waterfall in Maui
Twin Fall
A great choice for families with young children, the Twin Falls Trail is a short and scenic walk through a bamboo forest leading to two cascading waterfalls.
Waimoku Falls
This majestic waterfall is the grand finale of the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakala National Park. The moderate hike takes you through a stunning bamboo forest with plenty of opportunities to spot native Hawaiian plants and birds.
Makahiku Falls
Located along the Pipiwai Trail, Makahiku Falls is a cascading waterfall surrounded by a lush bamboo forest.
Seven Sacred Pools Trail
This well-maintained path in Haleakala National Park leads you to a series of cascading pools.The pools are a popular swimming spot, but be aware that the water levels can change rapidly.
Pua'a Ka'a Falls
This moderate hike takes you through a scenic bamboo forest to a secluded waterfall and swimming hole. The trail can be muddy, so proper footwear is recommended.
Punalau Falls
Witness the power of Punalau Falls cascading down a 300-foot cliff face. The trail can be muddy and slippery, so proper footwear is essential.
Upper Waikani Falls
A challenging hike with rewarding views, the Upper Waikani Falls Trail takes you through a diverse landscape of forests, streams, and waterfalls. The final ascent to the falls requires some rock scrambling.
Alelele Falls
An easy and short hike leads you to this charming waterfall, perfect for a refreshing dip. The surrounding area is a great spot for a picnic or to relax and enjoy the natural beauty.
Kopiliula Falls
The trail is steep and muddy, so only experienced hikers should attempt it. Be sure to pack plenty of water and wear proper footwear.