You’ll soon see the fork in the trail where you choose between the Canyon Trail (left) or Cliff Trail (right). Once you get to this point, if your time is limited and/or you’ve found the trail to be more strenuous than you expected, simply go to the Cliff Trail for the views and turn around. Secondly, the hard-packed dirt road is filled with ruts and it could be dangerously slick in/after rain.Ĭross the clearing and look for the Canyon and Cliff Trail heads off to the left. First it’s a violation of rental car agreements to drive dirt paths. We don’t advise driving and parking in this clearing for two reasons. I’ve seen this dirt road named two different ways - Halemanu Road and Hale Manu Valley Road.įollow the dirt road down to a clearing, which is another parking area where locals will park.
Unless you’re the first hiker of the day, you’ll most likely see parked cars. Look for a dirt road and a small gravel/dirt parking area. To get to Cliff and Canyon (Waipo’o Falls) Trails, start from Highway 550 between mile markers 14 and 15.
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