How difficult is the Pipiwai Trail to Waimoku Falls?

The hike is moderate in difficulty, covering about 4 miles round-trip with some elevation gain, suitable for those with good fitness.

Are guided tours available for this hike?

Yes, Hawaii By Storm Tours, LLC offers private guided hikes that customize the experience based on your interests and pace.

Is the trail accessible year-round?

Yes, the trail is open year-round, but conditions can vary with the seasons, so check weather forecasts and trail updates before going.

Can children participate in this hike?

Children with good hiking stamina can join, but the full 8-9 hour length may be challenging for younger kids.

Are pets allowed on the Pipiwai Trail?

No, pets are not permitted in Haleakalā National Park, which includes this trail.

What should I bring for the hike?

Essentials include sturdy footwear, plenty of water, sun protection, insect repellent, and a rain jacket depending on the season.

Waimoku Falls Hiking Adventure in Kahului, Hawaii

Experience an incredible day-long hike at Maui’s iconic Pipiwai Trail, culminating in the stunning Waimoku Falls. This 8-9 hour private adventure offered by Hawaii By Storm Tours, LLC, takes you through some of the most scenic landscapes on the island. Along the trail, you’ll walk beneath towering bamboo forests, cross charming footbridges, and pass by unique geological formations. The journey also includes special stops at local organic farms where you can taste fresh island produce and visits to historical sites that tell the story of the area’s rich culture. Since this is a private tour, your guide will tailor the pace and stops to your preferences, ensuring an experience packed with both natural beauty and personal memories. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a nature enthusiast, this adventure balances challenge with incredible reward, making it perfect for travelers looking to truly connect with Maui’s wild side. Don’t forget to bring your camera—there are plenty of photo opportunities at every turn, especially at the towering 400-foot cascade of Waimoku Falls itself.