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Akaka Falls State Park Description

Akaka Falls State Park is located on the northeastern part of the Big Island in Hawaii. It is an official state park and features an 11-mile-long trail. The park's 442-foot waterfall can be detected from various viewpoints along the trail. An overlook above the waterfalls spans above, making it a scenic viewpoint. The path is covered in luscious vegetation and has various viewpoints from which you can also see Kahuna Falls. Hiking through the path is considered a heavy physical activity but features some wheelchair-accessible points.

Route

The trail is located near a parking lot that features amenities such as bathrooms and trash cans. The route is paved and has some steps. However, the waterfall view is nearby and a short distance from the viewpoint.

== Activities ==Cite error: There are <ref> tags on this page without content in them (see the help page).

Hiking
Sightseeing

Facilities

Restroom
Trash Cans
Walking Path
Water fountain
Scenic viewpoint

Prohibited

No bicycles
No pets
No alcohol
No smoking
No commercial activities

Additional Information

Mountain biking is not allowed on this trail
Stay on the trail
Pack out at least what you pack in
No open fires

References

https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/hawaii/akaka-falls-state-park/ April 11th, 2024

https://www.hawaiimagazine.com/12-of-the-tallest-most-epic-hawaii-waterfalls/ April 12th, 2024