Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside

State park · Maui County

Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside

State park · Maui County
Hana Hwy, Haiku, HI 96708

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Highlights

Picnic tables, bathrooms, swimming pond & waterfall  

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Hana Hwy, Haiku, HI 96708 Get directions

dlnr.hawaii.gov

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Hana Hwy, Haiku, HI 96708 Get directions

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Features

wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Oct 26, 2025

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Dakota Duncan

Google
Ideal place for a pit stop as they have restrooms, albeit rather dirty but still better than porta-potties. Lots of picnic tables and great views of the falls. Parking is minimal since this is one of the few bathroom stops along the way many people stop here to either use the restroom or swim in the falls.

Hester Pamela

Google
Free parking. Great spot for a quick photo or a refreshing dip/swim. Optional stop but definitely recommended especially on a hot day. Picnic tables available. And dog friendly (saw some folks & their furry friends) Bathroom break on your RTH journey

Joanna Gw

Google
We felt this was better than twin Falls! Right at Road, no long hike. Great restrooms, free parking. Easy to get in for swimming.

Lance Winegar

Google
Amazing hike one of my favorites on the island. It’s a 2 mile hike there and back (4 mile hike total). This hike has a bamboo forest, waterfalls, rivers, huge trees, and lots of greenery. It does take awhile to get up there on the road to Hana but you can also hit other hikes on the way like the 7 sacred pools and others. I would recommend going pretty early in the morning to drive up there and bring a lunch with you. Overall pretty cool hike.

Abhishek Sohane

Google
The waterfall is really beautiful. There is a small parking spot which fills up quickly, but if you wait for few minutes, you will get the parking spot. Lot of people swim in the pond of the waterfall and the water is very clean and clear. One of the best spot on Road to Hanna. I believe we spent the most time here. Definitely a spot to stop by. There are restrooms near the parking as well.

Andrew Kassouf

Google
This was the biggest water fall we saw on our Road to Hana tour with Hawaiian Style. There are bathrooms that are helpful when driving Hana Highway. There are a few picnic tables for you to eat food you brought. There is a nice pool to swim in under the main waterfall. The water is cold but refreshing for most.

Chan Chuckwow

Google
Was able to park here then look at the Falls. There's 3 levels of Falls, 2 above the bridge and a 3rd that passes right under the bridge.

Alicja

Google
On the side of the road with free parking, a bit overcrowded, but you could swim here. Restrooms available, no soap dispensers.