Backpacking Waimanu Valley: Quick & Dirty Guide
Waimanu Valley is a remote paradise that sits on the north side of the Big Island of Hawaii. Only accessible by foot or boat, it takes a 15-mile strenuous hike to get there. The reward, though, is a private pebble beach, a cascading waterfall, a lush rainforest, beachside campsites, and unbelievable views. It is truly a tropical paradise. Pitch your tent right on the beach with stunning cliffs on either side of you and a tropical rainforest behind. Fall asleep to the patter of rain and wake up to the waves crashing onto the shores. With no service and no amenities, life slows down here. Enjoy a good book on the beach or explore the island by hiking to Wai’ilikahi Falls.
Your instant-download Quick & Dirty Guide includes:
Permit instructions
Logistics (where to park, where to fly in, etc.)
Hawaiian history of the area
Detailed hike information
Downloadable map
Packing list
Waimanu Valley-themed Spotify + Apple Music Playlist
Waimanu Valley is a remote paradise that sits on the north side of the Big Island of Hawaii. Only accessible by foot or boat, it takes a 15-mile strenuous hike to get there. The reward, though, is a private pebble beach, a cascading waterfall, a lush rainforest, beachside campsites, and unbelievable views. It is truly a tropical paradise. Pitch your tent right on the beach with stunning cliffs on either side of you and a tropical rainforest behind. Fall asleep to the patter of rain and wake up to the waves crashing onto the shores. With no service and no amenities, life slows down here. Enjoy a good book on the beach or explore the island by hiking to Wai’ilikahi Falls.
Your instant-download Quick & Dirty Guide includes:
Permit instructions
Logistics (where to park, where to fly in, etc.)
Hawaiian history of the area
Detailed hike information
Downloadable map
Packing list
Waimanu Valley-themed Spotify + Apple Music Playlist
Waimanu Valley is a remote paradise that sits on the north side of the Big Island of Hawaii. Only accessible by foot or boat, it takes a 15-mile strenuous hike to get there. The reward, though, is a private pebble beach, a cascading waterfall, a lush rainforest, beachside campsites, and unbelievable views. It is truly a tropical paradise. Pitch your tent right on the beach with stunning cliffs on either side of you and a tropical rainforest behind. Fall asleep to the patter of rain and wake up to the waves crashing onto the shores. With no service and no amenities, life slows down here. Enjoy a good book on the beach or explore the island by hiking to Wai’ilikahi Falls.
Your instant-download Quick & Dirty Guide includes:
Permit instructions
Logistics (where to park, where to fly in, etc.)
Hawaiian history of the area
Detailed hike information
Downloadable map
Packing list
Waimanu Valley-themed Spotify + Apple Music Playlist