Mana-nole Falls

Waihee Valley, Hawaii, USA

About Mana-nole Falls

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Mananole Falls (or Mana-nole Falls) is a light-flowing tall waterfall (supposedly 1000ft tall) deep in the Waihe’e Valley of West Maui.

I don’t think you can get close to the waterfall, but you can see it from above along the Waihe’e Ridge Trail and from below along the Waihe’e Valley Trail (as you can see from the photos on this page).

Waihee_Ridge_009_09022003 - Mana-nole Falls seen from the Waihe'e Ridge Trail
Mana-nole Falls seen from the Waihe’e Ridge Trail

Both times I have noticed this waterfall from terra firma were on our visit to Maui in September 2003.

The first one was from the Waihe’e Ridge Trail near the Waihe’e Valley Overlook. The second one was along the Waihe’e Valley Trail quite far into the hike before the Ali’ele Falls.

More recently in 2007, we did a chopper tour of West Maui and Molokai, and in that particular trip, we flew into Waihe’e Valley where we got to see this waterfall from closer up.

Authorities

Mananole Falls resides on the island of Maui, Hawaii. To my knowledge, it does not belong to a formal authority. However, for information or inquiries about the general area as well as current conditions, you may want to try visiting the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) website.

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Tagged with: maui, west maui, kahului, lahaina, kaanapali, hawaii, waterfall, waihee



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