At one point the dense forest is a maze of intertwined roots and branches. - Hikerly

At one point the dense forest is a maze of intertwined roots and branches.

The trailhead view from the road. Beneath the vines is a metal gate blocking the former dirt road. — The trailhead

You can walk right to the edge of the Upper Ho'opi'i Falls — Upper Ho’opi’i Falls

The ledge at the top of Upper Ho'opi'i Falls is great spot to stop for a snack or photo op. — Upper Ho’opi’i Falls

Vines hang down over the Kapa'a Stream. — Kapa’a Stream

The trail as you pass through philodendron-covered trees is relatively clear to see. — The trail

Philodendron vines climb the trees. — Philodendron vines

The Lower Ho'opi'i Falls are even more impressive than the upper falls. — Lower Ho’opi’i Falls

It was worth the hillside scramble to get to the bottom of the Lower Ho'opi'i Falls for a gorgeous lunch break on the rocks. — Lower Ho’opi’i Falls

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