Flowing Valleys of Hamakua
DestinationsTags: beaches, hiking, jungle, native forest, ocean, ruins, waterfalls
The lush, contoured coastline of Hamakua offers abundant flowing and falling water.
Summary: Spanning the northeastern coast of Hawai’i Island, the rural Hamakua district is a testament to the power of tropical erosion, its tradewind-fed rivers sculpting large valleys into the flanks of Mauna Loa and Kohala volcanoes. Incredible walks and adventures await in every waterfall, forest, cliff, and beach speckling this dramatic coastline.
Points of interest: Akaka and Kahuna falls, Umauma falls and botanical gardens, Kolekole beach, Hakalau beach, Laupahoehoe point, Kalopa State Park, Honoka’a town, Waipi’o valley, Waimanu valley, Waimea town, Parker Ranch.
Trails: 1 to 15 miles roundtrip, easy to challenging.
Tour options: Half-day minimum, up to 5 full hiking and swimming days.
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