The next stop on the Road to Hana, after Twin Falls is Waikamoi Ridge Trail. There is tons of convenient parking, which is always a bonus. This trail goes uphill over a series of steps and ends in a picnic area at the top. There are several gorgeous lookouts with incredible views of Maui. The hike isn’t super difficult, but I definitely reccomend wearing shoes, not flip-flops, and grabbing some bugspray. Also, bring your camera – you will want to snap some pictures as you make your way up the hill. Check with Hana Picnic Co. for directions and to buy your supplies!
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