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Puohokamoa Falls

The Road to Hana


Immediately after the 11-mile marker you’ll pass Puohokamoa Falls. This waterfall no longer has public access, but you can get a glimpse of it from the bridge, or enter the Garden of Eden Arboretum for a photogenic bird's-eye view.


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Nearby The Road to Hana attractions

1. Haipuaʻena Falls

0.33 MILES

For a secluded dip, Haipuaʻena Falls, 0.5 miles past the 11-mile marker, provides a deep and serene pool. Since you can’t see the pool from the road, few…

2. Garden of Eden Arboretum

0.46 MILES

Why pay a steep $15 per person – not per carload, mind you – to visit an arboretum when the entire Road to Hana is a garden? Well, the garden does offer a…

3. Waikamoi Falls

0.73 MILES

There’s only space for a few cars before the bridge at the 10-mile marker, but unless it’s been raining recently don’t worry about missing this one. The…

4. Kaumahina State Wayside Park

0.87 MILES

Clean restrooms and a grassy lawn with picnic tables make this roadside park a family-friendly stop. The park comes up 350yd after the 12-mile marker…

5. Honomanu Park

0.94 MILES

Honomanu Bay’s rocky black-sand beach is usually empty or being used by local surfers and fishers. Surfable waves form during big swells, but the rocky…

6. Kalaloa Point

1.13 MILES

For a fascinating view of the coast, stop at the pull-off on the ocean side of the highway, 0.6 miles past the 14-mile marker. From the point you can look…

7. Koʻolau Ditch

1.62 MILES

For more than a century the Koʻolau Ditch has been carrying up to 450 million gallons of water a day through 75 miles of flumes and tunnels from Maui’s…

8. Keʻanae Peninsula Lookout

2.09 MILES

For a superb bird’s-eye view of the lowland peninsula and village, including the patchwork taro fed by Keʻanae Stream, stop at the paved pull-off just…