Thought it was a leisurely stroll. Not. It was a tremendous workout up a muddy and rocky trail. For a serious stepping machine enthusiast. Ok, but not much room to manuever at top.
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Thought it was a leisurely stroll. Not. It was a tremendous workout up a muddy and rocky trail. For a serious stepping machine enthusiast. Ok, but not much room to manuever at top.
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We loved the flora and the fauna. My 77 year old Mum did it without any problem.
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Parked at the Snack Shop and paid the $5. It was worth it as they have someone watching the lot and a hose to clean off the red mud from your shoes.
Really fun hike, make sure you pick up a walking stick on your way up. I would not recommend to do this hike if it has recently rained.
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Nice hike but very muddy so wear good shoes. You will get dirty and it's a tough hike but the grounds are incredible.
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I didn't know this trail would be as difficult as it was; I failed to find out just how hard it would be to see this waterfall. We climbed Diamond Head earlier in the day, then headed to this trail. The trail is beautiful from beginning to end, but there are wooden steps to climb, tree roots to climb over...
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The hike was mostly easy, but a few spots were a little tricky., ...definitely muddy which made it slippery. I am so glad I wore a sneaker type of shoe....do not wear flip-flops. The greenery throughout was nice to see..and I loved to hear the sound of the stream..It was all worth it to see the falls...can't get near it...
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Couple words of advice: Manoa Falls itself is free - do not pay for some random tour to go there. Supposedly parking is $5 - however, we were there very early (6:30am) and no one was there yet to collect the money. What they tell you about leaving nothing in your car is true - we briefly spoke with a...
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This is a great day trip, you can jump on the #5 bus from Ala Mona shopping mall and it drops you off at the top of the street where the path begins. After a short walk up the street you enter the path and begin the hike. Its about a 45 min hike. Be sure to wear shoes and...
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I had intended on going to Manoa Falls with my husband when we rented our mopeds. My husband and son both had gotten too much sun, so we decided to take a "tour" of Manoa Falls one afternoon from 1:00p to 4:00p.We saw the advertisement in the Oahu Gold book for $16.95 per person. My husband called around 11:00am to...
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If you want an easy access, yet feel a thousand miles from civilization, this is it. Very "jungly", bamboo forests, amazing waterfall, not TOO crowded. Pool under falls is closed due to rock fall danger.
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