Manoa Falls Trail Photos
Manoa Falls Trail Photos
The Manoa Falls trail is so pretty, photos do not do it justice!
No wonder Hollywood keeps coming back to shoot at this Jurassic Park like location, a picture-perfect postcard setting!
You’ll see some epic rainforest jungle vegetation on either side of the trail, with every inch of the understory covered with vines and moss.
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Planning to hike the trail? Visit the Manoa Falls website for the complete rundown on every single detail!

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A dramatic bamboo forest with swaying slender stalks towering into the skies, making music while rustling with the wind.

| Key Things to Know about Manoa Falls | Manoa Falls Website |
|---|---|
| Hike Length: How long is Manoa Falls hike? | 0.8 miles for a total roundtrip distance of 1.6 miles, Hike Time |
| How to reach: How to get to Manoa Falls? | Highway 1 East to Punahou Street to Manoa Road, Map, Parking |
| Open: Is Manoa Falls open? | Manoa Falls Trail Hours, Best Time to Go |
| Manoa Falls cost | $7 for parking, if using Paradise Park lot |
| Things to do near Manoa Falls | Lyon Arboretum, Tantalus Lookout & more |
One of the most photographed spots on the Manoa Falls trail is the natural arch formation of a banyan tree (at the beginning of the bamboo forest section). Most likely, you will have to wait in line to snap a picture here!

And at the end of the trail, a beautiful 150-foot Manoa Falls, gushing if after rains.
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If you’re an amateur nature photographer, some planning tips: come early in the morning, when the golden light is perfect for some stunning images and the trail is a lot less crowded!
