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Waipi'o Valley

October 1, 2020

Waipi’o Valley is one of the most picturesque vistas in all of Hawaii when it is not cloudy or foggy. On a clear day, you can see for miles with a view of one of the Big Islands best water falls. If you are up for a steep 30-45 minute hike, you can hike down a narrow one way road to the bottom. It is a very steep hike down and back up but may be worth the sweat! The views down the path and at the bottom are incredibly lush and make great picture opportunities. You can actually hike all the way down to the beach and spend the afternoon if you’d like. Taking vehicles down may be prohibited. The drop offs are very steep. We would only advise walking and leaving the car in the parking area. Take lots of water and power for your phone… the pictures will we outstanding.



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