Waipio Travel Guide

 triplehelix Says:  Perhaps one of the best experiences you'll have aside from standing at the lookout would be horseback riding. Off in the distance you can see an old mule trail. 

 triplehelix Says:  One of the few remaining places in Hawaii to see a black sand beach, Waipio Valley has a nice stretch of almost unused beach. Perhaps the reason is that it takes a 4WD truck to get down there. The sloap is so steep that your 2WD will probably slide down the mountain... 

 medolai Says:  In Waimea behind McDonald, you will find an excellent Korean BBQ house, Young's Kalbi. This place is run by Korean family with traditional recipe. Serve excellent Korean beef, pork and chicken BBQ dish with tons of side dishes, and other authentic Korean food. I have tasted... 

 triplehelix Says:  On the way in, there was so much debris on the road you had to swerve to avoid it or drive in the other lane! On the way out, there was a full tree on the road!!! 

 triplehelix Says:  Waipio Valley may be beautiful and a nice place to have a picnic but the winds can be deadly. Along the way in, you'll find memorials on the side of the road and at the park itself. Exercise caution on windy days. If it's windy on the way in, it's going to be worse at the... 

 BlueCollar Says:  If you are like us and thought Waipi`o Valley was the most beautiful spot on the Big Island as viewed from down on the valley floor, just wait until you see it from the top of Hi`ilawe Falls.Here we are near the ridgeline with Waipi`o Valley and Hi`ilawe Falls in the... 

 KiNyA Says:  Oh this woman was awsome! She lives in the bottom of Waipio and hike every day up to the View Point to meet people. And she is VERY intelligent!!! It was for the 1st time I was seeing a fortune-teller and she told me nothing but good things :) In normal she charges...