![]() ![]() The trail itself is an easy three-mile hike that starts off as paved, then once you’re off the paved trail and heading towards the waterfall is when it gets muddy and slippery. Waimano Falls is located on the Manana/Waimano Ridge hiking trail at the end of Komo Mai Drive. Just like Manoa Falls, this hike can be very crowded most of the time, so come early if you can to avoid the crowds. It will take you about an hour or two to reach the waterfall, this trail is ALWAYS muddy, wet, and slippery as it’s always raining on this side of the island. Maunawili Falls is an impressive 20-foot waterfall located near the Pali Highway on the Windward side of Oahu. I haven’t been turned away yet, but maybe that’s just my luck… the trail itself can be muddy, wet, and slippery like most other hikes on this side of the island, but getting to this waterfall is definitely worth the effort. I recommend the later, BUT as of recent, the golf club does enforce the parking strictly for the golf club members/visitors. There are two ways to get to these falls, one from the Lookout and one from the Ko’olau Golf Club. Likeke Falls is an impressive 20-foot waterfall below the Nu’uanu Pali Lookout. The trail and waterfall is on private land, however of all the times I’ve been there, nothing is enforced and the gate is open. The hiking trail to the waterfall is quite the adventure, walking through the bamboo forest, uneven and muddy paths, and crossing the stream multiple times, not much more you ask for on a rewarding trek through the forest to reach the 50-foot waterfall. Lulumahu Falls is probably one of my favorite hikes/waterfalls on Oahu. There are changing rooms nearby and a lifeguard is also on duty. Visitors to this waterfall are allowed to swim. To reach the waterfall, hike up to the end of the trail (about a mile) where you’ll encounter the 45-55 foot waterfall that cascades down into a pool below. Waimea Falls is located in Waimea Valley’s beautiful botanical garden in the North Shore of Oahu just behind Waimea Bay. I highly recommend getting there early to avoid all the crowds. ![]() FUN FACT: The Jurassic Park movie’s and the TV series Lost, both have filmed at Manoa Falls. Getting to the glorious 150-foot waterfall is an easy 1.6 mile trail that is well maintained and family friendly. Manoa Falls is probably the most well known and visited waterfalls amongst all the accessible waterfalls on Oahu. *Please be aware that The Beyond Paradise will not be held responsible for any person(s) who attempts these hikes, their safety, conduct, and well being. ![]() Important InformationĪll untreated fresh water in Hawaii is possibly contaminated with the leptospirosis bacteria, which makes it dangerous to swim in. If you are feeling adventurous and up for a little trekking through the forest, then keep reading to see our list of the Best Waterfalls on Oahu, Hawaii. In order to get to most waterfalls it will require a hike, some can be reached quickly, and others will take a few hours. There are many waterfalls on Oahu, however, only a small percentage of them are easily accessible. Scenic mountain views, incredible beaches, and of course, waterfalls! There is always an opportunity to see many of the spectacular sights across the island. The island of Oahu, Hawaii is filled with natural wonders. ![]()
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