Waikane Falls


Waikane or Waikani Falls can also be called Three Bears Falls. The waterfall is just off the highway making it one of the more popular locations to see while in Maui. It has an upper waterfall that is smaller which is part of Wailua Stream. The lower fall which is the true Wailua Falls is a drop of 1,000 feet. As visitors continue to hike the short path along the bridge it is possible to reach Waikane Falls or Three Bears Falls.

Visitors to the island need to drive on Hana Highway toward Hana. Between mile marker 19 and 20, visitors will find the turn off for parking and the hiking path to Three Bears Falls. There are some cautionary facts required before taking this trail. On the whole the trail is easy; however, when there is a lot of rain it can be muddy or slippery, most especially around the actual falls and stream. One needs to use caution in these areas. Water flow will vary on the rainfall too meaning sometimes the water may be higher in the stream, thus crossing should be taken with caution. Visitors can usually hike in and out in a half hour.

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