Waikani Falls
Maui County, Hawaii
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Maui County, Hawaii
- Access status
- Roadside viewpoint documented; informal roadside parking
- The walk
- Roadside view; no measured walk
- Ground & access
- Road shoulder and bridge area with traffic. The path to the pool is steep and slippery when wet.
Drive the Hana Highway to about 0.3 miles past mile marker 19. Pull fully off the road in the small turnout before the bridge or another safe spot, then walk carefully to the bridge to view the three cascades. A slippery informal path leads down to the base from the far side of the bridge.
Plan your visit
Hana Highway roadside turnout to the bridge view of Waikani (Three Bears) Falls
The falls are seen from the road and bridge area. No source gives a walking distance. The path down to the pool is optional and not measured.
Road shoulder and bridge area with traffic. The path to the pool is steep and slippery when wet.
Where to start
No official lot is described. Sources describe a small turnout before the bridge and other roadside spots where cars must be fully off the pavement. Spaces fill quickly.
Timing & water
Flow changes with rain; after heavy rain the three streams can merge. Current road conditions were not checked.
Before you go
No fee or reservation is mentioned in the reviewed sources.
Visitor informationVisit sources
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
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- Kopiliula FallsMaui County, HI1.1 miS
- Waiokuna FallsMaui County, HI1.2 miNW
- Kopiliula FallsMaui County, HI1.4 miS
Pua'a Ka'a FallsState wayside with paved path to small fallsMaui County, HI1.5 miSE
Hanawi FallsPartial guide: roadside view only; safe legal pullout space is limited and unverifiedMaui County, HI2.5 miSE- Punalau FallsMaui County, HI2.8 miNW
- Puohokamoa FallsMaui County, HI3.5 miNW