Big Island Hiking Tours Hawaii
Waipio Valley Hike & Tropical Waterfalls

Big Island Hiking Tours at Waipio Valley with tropical rainforest and waterfalls. This half-day hike provides a rare opportunity to skirt the rim of the Big Island's most immense and best-loved valley. An historic trail takes you to places where you can securely view the ocean and the valley floor over 1,000 feet below.

Crucial times in the Hawaii's past unfold in the scenery at your fee. Imagination comes alive as the guide's narration blends with the spectacular scenery to erase the bounds of time.

The hiking is excellent - through rainforest and fields, across foot bridges over streams, by waterfalls and pools (bring your suit and towel!). The setting is unmatched anywhere.

Award-Winning Eco Tour
"Operator of the Year"
Hawaiian Walkways is a charter member of the Hawaii Eco-Tourism Association, and received the "Tour Operators of the Year" Award in 2002.

"We will take you to places that are so beautiful and grand they take your breath away, " say Dr. Hugh and Kaulana Montgomery (Owner-Operators), "to give an understanding of the Island and its people that will help you feel enriched; to share an appreciation of the interplay of sea (kai), land ('aina) and life (ola) unique to Hawaii."

Try another Big Island Hawaii Waterfall Tour.

Hiking Waipio Valley, Details:

Schedule: Daily, year-round
Duration: 4 hours hiking.
Difficulty/Length: Moderate, 4½ mile hike
Location: Meet at Hawaiian Walkways headquarters in Honokaa
Time: Check in 8:45am
Children: Minimum age 8. Children 8-12 pay a reduced price
Bring: Bring or wear a swimsuit and towel for optional waterfall pool swimming.

NOTE: Closed shoes with good traction are a MUST. Rainforest paths are well-maintained natural surfaces with some grass, rocks, roots, and often, mud. This area is renowned for its dynamic weather. Hikers need to be prepared for sun (with a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen) and for cool, moist air and wind (with a light jacket/sweatshirt).

Included: Light backpacks, Rain Wear, Walking Sticks, Insect Repellant, Food and Beverages (Deli-Style lunch, Cookies, Macadamia Nuts, Juice/Soda, and Bottled Water). Naturalist Guide Services at the ratio of one guide per ten hikers.