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Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail – Waimoku Falls loop from Kīpahulu

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Maui County

Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail – Waimoku Falls loop from Kīpahulu

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Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail – Waimoku Falls loop from Kīpahulu

04:05

14.1km

370m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: April 7, 2026

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4.62 km

Makahiku Falls viewpoint

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Varied hike e.g. through a bamboo forest with wild pigs and a special background noise.

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4.90 km

Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail

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Beautiful scenery in Haleakala NP, don't forget the Tri-Park Pass.

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5.47 km

Bamboo Forest, Haleakalā National Park

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The rustling of the wind is fantastic and there is sometimes a glimpse of the wild pigs that live in the forest.

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6.55 km

Waimoku Falls

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The Road to Hana early, without stopping and doing the trail first. The Hawaii Tri-Park Pass for entry.

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6.83 km

Pīpīwai Trail Bamboo Forest and Waterfalls

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The waterfall can be seen from above. However, the season is decisive with regard to water yes or no.

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9.49 km

Kūloa Point

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Kūloa Point Trail runs along the coast; visitors can explore cultural sites that showcase the history and culture of Kīpahulu. Kūola Point is a sea cliff with black rocks and …

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9.64 km

First Pool of ʻOheʻo Gulch (Seven Sacred Pools)

Highlight • Waterfall

This is the first of the Seven Sacred Pools, or 'O'heo Gulch pools, which cascade down the length of the Pīpīwai Trail.

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9.83 km

The Māhele — Historical Signboard

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The Māhele, meaning "division", was one of the most important events in Hawaiian history. Many native Hawaiians were separated from their land: this signpost tells the local history of one such family.

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14.1 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.73 km

6.00 km

273 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.41 km

6.00 km

1.31 km

338 m

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Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail – Waimoku Falls loop from Kīpahulu

Makahiku Falls viewpoint

Banyan Tree — Pīpīwai Trail

Bamboo Forest, Haleakalā National Park

Waimoku Falls

Pīpīwai Trail Bamboo Forest and Waterfalls

Kūloa Point

First Pool of ʻOheʻo Gulch (Seven Sacred Pools)

The Māhele — Historical Signboard

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