Maunawili Falls via Maunawili Demonstration Trail - Kailua, Hawaii

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Este lugar es una zona de senderismo y atracción turística, ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza y la aventura. La dirección es Pali Hwy, Kailua, HI 96734, y el teléfono de contacto es , aunque actualmente no disponemos de esta información. Puedes encontrar más detalles en la página web dlnr.hawaii.gov.

Maunawili Falls via Maunawili Demonstration Trail cuenta con varias especialidades que te encantarán. Ofrece una zona de senderismo con una ruta de ida y vuelta de dificultad moderada, perfecta para desafiarte a ti mismo y disfrutar del paisaje al mismo tiempo.

Entre los otros datos de interés, destaca la entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que la hace un lugar inclusivo para todos. La ruta de senderismo es una de las favoritas de los locales y turistas, con una longitud de aproximadamente 3 millas.

Las opiniones sobre este lugar son excelentes, con una media de 4.4/5 según Google My Business. Los visitantes destacan la belleza del paisaje, la tranquilidad del lugar y la satisfacción de completar la ruta de senderismo.

Opiniones de Maunawili Falls via Maunawili Demonstration Trail

Matt Olsen

5/5

This was a long one with challenging terrain- two adults and one non-hiker 15 yr old. Was just shy of 15 kms round trip, mostly rough terrain! Had our struggles but it was a great bonding time as a family. Wear hikers or good off-road sandals!

charles newcomb

5/5

Gorgeous hike, pouring rain and yet the trail wasn’t beat up to even too slippery to navigate!

Jim McNulty

5/5

Challenging trail, not for casual walkers, lots of ups and downs, through the jungle with mud and rocks, but soooooo beautiful. Definitely off-the-beaten-track so lightly traveled. Wearing hiking shoes is our recommendation or at least non-slippery soles.

Ray Adams

3/5

Google location was accurate for trailhead. Signage for trailhead was good. Trail was in good shape, nice views and cool jungle scenery. Our family of four hiked for about 70 minutes before turning back, having not reached the waterfall. Our kids had enough and wanted to go to the beach. Upon return to the parking area (small pulloff from the highway for a scenic view), there was a cop present who was making sure nobody left a vehicle for more than two hours (otherwise tow you away), which is pretty lame since the hike apparently takes more than two hours. The cop was a grumpy douchebag, so be prepared for that possibility.

J Kainoa Tabar

5/5

This trail follows the ins and outs of the Koolaupoko range from the Pali Hairpin Turn to Waimanalo and offers views of Mount Olomana, Mount Konahuanui, and Maunawili valley. The trail is off in muddy and there are tributary streams that cross the path several times, and it is all beautiful.

Dominic Kelly

4/5

If you’re looking for the full hike that takes you beyond Maunawili Falls and ends up in Waimānalo, then be warned, it is quite an undertaking. Although it feels flat for the majority of the 10 miles, it undulates a lot, so at the end you will feel tired. The views are amazing, I saw not one single person for the entire hike. However, the path was slippery and at times is tightrope thin. Collapsed trees, rock slides all featured quite heavily towards the end of the hike, meaning there was quite a lot of clambering. Those lovely lush green ferns that you need to walk through enroute to the waterfall are actually pretty EVIL wand sharp. Wear long socks or consider light trousers. My legs suffered!
If you want to do the whole hike I would recommend leaving the waterfall for a separate day but take the waterfall turning for 5 minutes to look back up at the view of the ridge. Amazing.
It was a full on day. Plenty of trip hazards and slippery paths mean that you’re concentrating hard. The moment my mind wandered, I tripped!
Gorgeous views, and it was great having my friend pick me up at the end and then body surf as the sunset.

Steven Hung

4/5

Holy cow, this may be one of the most difficult trailheads to find. We tried to find it once and gave up, then I came back by myself and finally found it. The Maunawili Demonstration trail starts off this small pullout parking lot, after the tunnel when traveling towards Kailua on the Pali highway. After a short walk away from the parking lot, you will find the start of the trail. The trail takes you along the mountainside with great views. Part way through the trail, there is a branch that you can take to the Maunawili falls, but if you want to continue, it is almost 9 miles one way. It is a very lonely trail, only saw one other group during my entire 17 mile round trip (had to turn back because there was a good stretch of trees that had fallen and blocked almost the entire trail for a good 50 years or so. Also at the beginning of the trail, there is a warning about explosive hazard. Saw many of these signs around, but I didn't have a problem as long as I stayed on the trail. Not five stars because it's basically a long hike with mostly the same view, but it is there for people who enjoy long hikes.

Rachel Reed

5/5

This is my favorite waterfall hike on island. It's also very popular, so expect there to be other people on this hike too. It's usually muddy on the way up, there hasn't been a time I've gone without avoiding mud puddles. Be prepared with shoes that you don't mind getting muddy, and don't bring flip flops at all. Shoes that will not slip and slide. The waterfall is great. There are two, though you can't jump off the second one, and you have to get to it by swimming through the first waterfall. There are three places to jump, the smallest one obviously next to the waterfall, second one is harder to get to and you have to rock climb to get to it. It's probably 30 feet up. The third one you have to climb around the back of a little hill. Its 50 feet up and is only for the truly brave and idiotic. Don't jump if you don't know how to cliff jump. Love this waterfall so much. It's so much fun.