Heeia‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 폭포

As a waterfall it is about 5/10, as a hike about 3/10, ( extremely muddy when we did it), but for forest birdlife, 8/10.

The waterfall itself is beautiful with the thick jungle and mossy backdrop. The mosquitoes throughout Lyon Arboretum and the ʻAihualama Falls Trail are pretty bad!

Maunawili Falls is a beautiful waterfall in the middle of the jungle. The water first flows down a rocky path and then cascades into the pool below, where you can go for a swim. The main trail is closed at the moment, but the waterfall can still be reached via other trails (e.g. from Pali Highway).

Usually, you can watch the water running down a beautiful rocky and moss covered wall at ʻAihualama Falls. Depending on the recent amount of rain in the valley, they might be dry or carry a lot of water!

Reaching Luaʻalaea Falls might be a little harder than nearby Mānoa Falls, but thanks to its lesser popularity, there's a good chance that you will have the entire waterfall to yourself or just share with a handful of people. The waterfall itself is beautiful, especially if there was some rain before, and is a great spot for a little refreshment under the falling water.

At the first pool you can jump into the water with a rope or from a rock. Shady rest area available.

Main trail is closed now, but still reachable via side trails from Pali. Great 10 foot jumps into deep pool. Side cliffs can be jumps of 35 feet but water is deep and boulder free. The hike down from the main trail is very steep and muddy.

The jungle on the Maunawili Falls Trail is beautiful. However, you have to be careful because the path is full of roots and often slippery. You have to cross the stream several times. You should also not go swimming with open wounds, since the water can contain leptospirosis bacteria.