Just pools of water, no 'boiling' that I could see! Thank goodness it was free because it was a waste of time. ONLY stop if you're passing by. A good point is that there are nice bathrooms there. More

If you get here after a good downpour, I'm sure you will be pleased that you made the drive off the beaten path, otherwise you will still be rewarded with lovely cascading waterfalls and deep, turquoise pools. There is a trail that goes down to the pools, but it can be slippery and IS steep; use care and good judgement.... More

This waterfall is completely governed by the amount of rainfall and can vary very widely in its appearance from a mini Niagra to a trikle... More

Visited during the summer months so water level was fairly low and did not experience the "boiling pots" effect but it was still nice to visit. I do know that during rainy months the water levels can get extemely high and very dangerous, making it a prime time to take photos of the rainbow created by the waterfalls mist. Wailuku... More

I must have visited during low water. There was almost no water flowing through here. Though there was a trail, it was not well marked, and didn't seem to go anywhere. It's close to downtown Hilo, so if you're curious, it's not out of the way. But otherwise, I didn't see any reason to make a special trip here. Perhaps... More