How long is the hike to Waimoku Falls?

400ft Waimoku Falls It is 4 miles round-trip, gaining 650-feet in elevation. It takes 2 1/2 – 5 hours to hike, depending on how much nature loving you do. The final destination is the fantastic Waimoku Falls.

How difficult is the Pipiwai Trail?

Also, at the end is a gorgeous waterfall, with warning signs stopping you from getting too close. This is a difficult hike, slippery in places and 99% rough, uneven ground.

Where do you park for the Pipiwai Trail?

Haleakala National Park Visitors Center
The Pipiwai Trail is located towards the end of the “Road to Hana” on Maui. It’s actually 12 miles past Hana town. You park at the Haleakala National Park Visitors Center. Parking is $10.

How long does the Pipiwai Trail take?

2 1/2 – 5 hours
Located above the Oheo Gulch (Seven Sacred Pools), Pipiwai Trail is 4 miles roundtrip and gains 650 ft. of elevation. It takes anywhere from 2 1/2 – 5 hours to hike; depending how much nature loving you do. There are several great waterfalls along the route; the destination being Waimoku Falls, which drops 400 ft.

Can you swim in the 7 Sacred Pools?

Enjoy a Scenic Hike Note that swimming is strictly prohibited at the Seven Pools, but not along the Pipiwai Trail. Be on the lookout for wet rocks!

Is the Pipiwai Trail worth it?

Considering the variety of scenery and maintenance of the pathway, Pipiwai Trail is often hailed as one of the best hikes on Maui. The Pipiwai Trail is one of the last places of interest on the Road to Hana, but it’s one stop, in our opinion, that is worth it.

What should I wear to the Pipiwai Trail?

Pipiwai Trail: Overview The rain added to the adventure and, if anything, cooled us off from the heat of the day. It made the trek a bit muddy, though, so I would recommend wearing good hiking or walking shoes for the hike. You’ll want to be prepared for whatever weather conditions come your way.

Can you swim in the Seven Sacred Pools?

Swimming is possible in the Kpahulu District of the park – but only when conditions allow. The entrance to Oheo Gulch / Seven Sacred pools pass thru Haleakala National Park. The park is open 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.

Is Pipiwai Trail free?

Cost to hike the Pipiwai Trail Since the Pipiwai Trail is a part of Haleakala National Park, an entry fee is required. In 2021, an individual pass costs $30 per vehicle.

How long is the Seven Sacred Pools hike?

0.6 mile
Seven Sacred Pools Trail (‘Ohe’o Gulch) is a 0.6 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Hana, Maui, Hawaii that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round.

What is the best day of the week to drive the road to Hana?

What is the best day to drive the Road to Hana? Any day of the week you can expect to find many tourists traveling this route. However, Saturday and Sunday are regularly recommended for visitors.

Do you need reservations for Pipiwai Trail?

You do not need reservations for hiking the Pipiwai Trail. Also, The Haleakala Crater is a long way from the trail.

Which is the best hike to see Waimoku Falls?

The hike to Waimoku Falls via the Pipiwai Trail is one of the most rewarding hikes on Maui, and maybe all of Hawaii. This trail features a stunning giant Banyan tree, 200-foot Makahiku Falls, and a lush bamboo forest before reaching the grand finale of Waimoku Falls, which drops over 400 feet

Where are the waterfalls in Maui, Hawaii?

Maui Waterfall. Pipiwai Trail Waterfall. Waimoku Falls is found at the end of the Pipiwai Trail, above Seven Sacred Pools on the Road to Hana. The hike to Waimoku Falls passes the 185 foot Makahiku Falls (which is also beautiful) at about half a mile into the trail.

How tall is the Makahiku Falls in Maui?

The hike to Waimoku Falls passes the 185 foot Makahiku Falls (which is also beautiful) at about half a mile into the trail. The trail follows the Pipiwai Stream and is one of the best hikes on Maui.

Is it safe to go to Makahiku waterfall?

This is the absolutely stunning precipice of Makahiku waterfall, a sheer lava-rock cliff face that drops almost 200′ into the valley below. Yes, it is an absolutely gorgeous spot – but certainly not a safe place for every tourist regardless of age and physical condition.