Waterfalls on The Big Island

Are you looking for an unforgettable outdoor adventure? If so, then a trip to the Big Island of Hawaii should be on your list. Home to some of the most breathtaking waterfalls in the world, this island paradise is sure to provide you with memories that will last a lifetime. Read on as we explore some of the best waterfalls that can be found on the Big Island!

‘Akaka Falls

This 422′ waterfall is at the end of an easy, 0.4-mile paved trail. It’s located near the Hilo Coast and is perfect for families, even for those with young children.

Boiling Pots

Rough circles of water that have been carved out by water erosion for about 10,000 years. See this natural wonder, located not far from Hilo in the Wailuku River State Park.

Hi‘ilawe Falls

Located at the back of Waipi’o Valley, this 1,300 ft. waterfall dwarfs all others on the Big Island. You’ll probably need to join a tour group to reach this hard-to-get-to waterfall.

Rainbow Falls (Waiānuenue Falls)

A stunning waterfall near Hilo that is fed by the Wailuku River. This 80′ waterfall is ideal for sightseeing, hiking, or even swimming in the calmer areas of the Wailuku River.

Six Tons Waterfall

A raging waterfall right along Old Mamalahoa Highway. When the water is calm, it’s a great swimming hole and popular with the locals.

Umauma Falls

Experience the Big Island’s only three-tiered waterfall. Umauma Falls also offers a range of adventure tours like horseback riding, ziplining, ATV rides, and more.

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