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4.9 (7 reviews)

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Angela C.

Nice easy access and hike up to the top of the cliff to see the sweet heart rock. It is across the bay from four seasons hotel. You will go through the natural swimming pool area. The earth is red on this park of the island. It is like a little half-circle bay. Just follow the path to the top. We went with our flip-flops and it was fine.

Little D.

Puu Pehe = Sweetheart Rock is located on the left side from the Manele Bay hotel facing the ocean. You can see it up close walking up the hill, where you can see the Wedge tailed shearwaters nests on the way. There is a little trail on the right side of the bay with some historical sites. There is no shades. You can have a nice view of Puu Pehe from this side.

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Waihee Ridge Trail

Waihee Ridge Trail

4.6(216 reviews)
44.7 km

Hands-down, the best hike I have ever went on in my life and I have been on plenty of hikes…read more There's a waterfall somewhere along the way and there are beautiful views of the ocean and beaches all around. Gorgeous is an understatement, but please make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen. You will need it. Enjoy!

Beautiful views!! It is a hard climb, but doable if you're in good shape…read more Driving there - Highly recommend driving from the west side. Driving from the east side, there were one-way narrow roads over cliffs. Leaving from the west side was easy-peasy. Parking - Keep an eye out for a red sign that says 'Camp Maluhia'. First lot is overflow, keep driving past gates to main lot where trailhead is located. Hike from overflow parking lot to trailhead is about 1.2 miles each way. Hike incline - First 1/4 mile of asphalt was the steepest. Next mile was incline but not too bad. Last mile was steeper incline. Hike views - If you go on a cloudier sunny day like we did, there were AMAZING views up until the last 0.5 miles. The overlook at the very end was above clouds so we couldn't see anything. Shoes - I don't recommend wearing sandals or flip flops, because it is pretty rocky and steep. No large rock climbing. I got by wearing casual tennis shoes, but running/hiking shoes are best. There were no stream crossings, so no need to worry about feet getting wet.

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Waihee Ridge Trail - On our way to the top of the Waihee Ridge Trail

On our way to the top of the Waihee Ridge Trail

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Hike Maui

Hike Maui

4.9(776 reviews)
46.7 km
41 years in business
Eco-friendly

We had to reschedule our hike day..due to the Kona low and the office staff were more than helpful…read more This is not our first hike with Hike Maui... we've come to Maui for the past 50 years..37 times to be exact... and Hike Maui is our go to during the past 20 years when we want to get out into the rainforest. We have taken three of their "Morning Walks" with our grandkids and it's a perfect introduction to hiking. Honestly we've had three different ...wonderful.. experiences. It's not strenuous and you're taken back to some private land that you'd not have access to if you just drove up and parked (if you found a parking spot) and hiked back in. We were lucky to have the lovely, fun, and knowledgeable guide named Randolyn ..aka Ran. She was the perfect blend of kind, patient and engaging with the grandkids, and very helpful with us old folks! On the drive on the way home she advised a few newbies to the island where some great places to eat were... they greatly appreciated her ideas! She had the most pleasant demeanor.... :) If you want a fun morning walk, call Hike Maui

Marco our tour guide was beyond amazing. He is probably one of the smartest people I've ever…read moreencountered. Super knowledgeable about the island and many other things. The hikes were awsome absolutely recommended it worth your buck. He was also kind enough to recommend other places to visit wich we did and they were amazing as well.

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Expert guides share edible treasures from the trail.

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Halawa Valley Falls Cultural Hike

Halawa Valley Falls Cultural Hike

4.6(18 reviews)
42.1 km

Absolutely loved spending time in Halawa Valley. The valley itself is majestic, well taken care of…read moreand packed full of history. Greg did a cultural presentation it was such a highlight of the entire experience. Hearing about the valley, his family, the history will leave you awestruck. Grey shared his produce from his land, had a great energy and wonderful laugh. We felt very welcomed and would love to experience it again. Tanner was our hike tour guide and he was a joy. Filled with great knowledge and very personable. Hike was easy and just beautiful. If you love Hawaiian history/culture this is a must do.

I had the chance to do the Halawa Valley Falls Cultural Hike in August 2021 and it was a large…read moregroup on a Saturday. Very informative and lots of history to learn along the way, and Greg Solatario is an excellent guide and knows a lot about Halawa Valley, plus he will teach you the real Hawaiian culture unlike a lot of the mainstream attractions that don't often tell you the truth. The two parts of the tour are cultural presentation followed by the waterfall hike! Best to have mosquito repellent as I did end up with some bug bites along the way. Also bring water and a snack, as there is quite a bit of hiking involved. As mentioned on their website, if you are interested in swimming once reaching the waterfalls, you should wear a swimsuit under your hiking clothes and have a towel. You do also have to cross a few streams along the way, so you will get wet. Because this is on the east and windward side of Molokai, the weather can be unpredictable and change rather quickly. The tour runs from 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM most days of the week, but there are no tours on Sundays.

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Pipiwai Trail - Bamboo Forest

Pipiwai Trail

4.8(229 reviews)
94.2 km

This is a pretty easy hike with great payoff! It only takes about 2 hours, and you get to hike over…read morea couple of bridges, through a bamboo forest, and end up at a gorgeous waterfall! I'm an athletic kinda girl, and I would say this trail is maybe a 2/5 in terms of difficulty. (I'd give it a 1, but it has some incline, so I gave it a 2.) My boyfriend is a homebody and rarely hikes, and he gave it a 3/5 in terms of difficulty. One thing to note: The drive to get here is a DOOZY. I did thee Road to Hana the last time I was in Maui, and it freaked me out so much that we tried going around the south side of the island this time. That was also very scary. Unless you are prepared for very narrow roads (I'm talking one lane with traffic going both ways) on a cliff, sometimes with drops straight into the ocean, don't do it. If you are okay with that, do the Road to Hana for the more scenic drive. The southern drive was less scenic, and probably just as scary.

Came back here 5 years after I went the 1st time and brought my 9 year old. He made it to the end…read moreand back. The trail didn't seem as magical, maintained or green as I remember the 1st time. Maybe a different time of year? More mosquitoes as well. Still, it was pleasant and glad we went. We saw a lot of people bringing infants in carriers and really small kids. This is a serious hike. I would say maybe 7 + in age if you are bringing kids. You may make it part of the way, but it will take you an hour to get to the bamboo forest at least and there are a lot of weird wide steps. Bring water, snacks, hiking stick and bug spray.

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Pipiwai Trail - Base of the waterfall

Base of the waterfall

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Pu'u'ohulu Kai - City night view

Pu'u'ohulu Kai

4.7(153 reviews)
156.4 km

Very cool hike. Unexpected difficult hike I would guess 2 miles round trip with some steep…read moreclimbing. I wouldn't bring kids unless they experienced hikers and no small dogs. But very rewarding hike with a beautiful 360 view at the top. Bring extra water and snacks and can have a nice picnic at the top.

This west side Pink Pillbox Trail isn't as famous as the east side's Lanikai Pillbox Trail, but…read moreit's only about a 15-minute drive from Aulani and way less crowded -- definitely a nice bonus. Just set your GPS to Puʻu O Hulu (Pink Pillbox) Trailhead, and you'll find plenty of street parking along that stretch. Still, I'd recommend parking closer to the entrance for safety because we noticed broken glass scattered on the ground further down the road, probably from past break-ins. We actually parked once, saw the glass right by our car, and quickly moved closer to the entrance instead. Right after we parked, it started raining. The forecast said it would last about 30 minutes, so we just waited it out in the car before starting our hike. The trailhead is right between a yellow "Falling Rocks" warning sign and a white "Speed Limit 25" sign on a utility pole. The hike starts with a steep incline, but overall it's not too hard and just a bit narrow at parts. There are three pillboxes total. It took us around 30 minutes to reach the first one at a relaxed pace, stopping for photos along the way. The first pillbox is painted in blue graffiti inside, and from there you can continue up to the famous pink one. When we got to the pink pillbox, there were surprisingly tons of flies swarming around the entrance for some reason, so we didn't stay too close. The wind was really strong up there -- strong enough that I had trouble keeping my balance! It looked like reaching the third pillbox would require climbing over quite a few rocks, so we decided to turn back instead. On the drive back, we passed Ulehawa Beach Park, where we saw a whole row of homeless encampments right by the ocean -- literally parked and camped along the beachfront. We even saw a few people running across the road and one guy riding his motorcycle the wrong way, yelling at drivers passing by. If that's a regular thing, really sad to see this.

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Pu'u'ohulu Kai
Pu'u'ohulu Kai
Pu'u'ohulu Kai

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Puu Pehe - hiking - Updated May 2026

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