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Strongly adventurous with very enriching, very photogenic, very nature-focused character.

Immerse yourself in the lush tropical paradise of Maui at Twin Falls, a hidden gem along the iconic Hana Highway. Feel the cool mist of cascading waters, hear the thunderous splash as the falls crash into the serene pool below, and breathe in the vibrant forest scents. This scenic waterfall oasis invites you to swim, explore, and connect with nature’s wild beauty. Perfect for thrill seekers and nature lovers alike, Twin Falls combines refreshing adventure with tranquil moments in Hawaii’s verdant heartland.

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Spring through Fall — when the water flow is vibrant and the forest is lush

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Spring through Fall — when the water flow is vibrant and the forest is lush

1–2 hours

Swimsuit and towel, Water shoes for rocky riverbed, Bug spray, Water bottle, and Camera or waterproof phone case

Families, Adventure Seekers, Nature Lovers, Photographers, and Casual Hikers

The nearest airport is Kahului Airport (OGG), approximately 50 minutes by car from Twin Falls via Hana Highway.

Choose from cozy guesthouses, eco lodges, and boutique hotels in Haiku and Paia, close to Twin Falls and Hana Highway.Book a stay →

Combine your waterfall adventure with snorkeling in Molokini Crater, exploring Haleakala National Park, or enjoying a scenic drive along Hana Highway.

$1-$25

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