We followed the Twin Falls Maui website. We had an absolutely amazing time. The first set of falls is a very easy walk and an absolutely stunning view. We are a family of five with three boys and all three absolutely loved it. The onsite food truck has delicious smoothies and banana bread. This is a great place to visit while on Maui.

To start, limited parking and not well organized. $10 per car. Be prepared for muddy roads. The upper trail has loose rocks in places. It says experienced hikers only but as long as you are reasonably fit and without mobility issues you will be ok. Hiking or running shoes recommended and water shoes or sandals for places where you have to cross streams (there are rocks you can use to cross). At the end is the water falls. It was only a trickle when we went. If there had been more rain in the days prior it probably would be more spectacular (it was a dribble). But if there had been more rain the road would have been muddier and the walk would have been more difficult. As the t was it was a good walk amongst the green foliage on both side of the trail listening to birds. Oh yes there were some biting insects too.

Nice little farm stand with homemade pineapple banana popsicles on a sugarcane stick. The falls were nice but murky when we went as they just experienced lots of rainfall which drives the earth into the falls and takes about a week or so to clear up. Since it wasn’t very clear we chose not to swim in it but others did and still seemed to enjoy it! We found out you can always call ahead to ask the conditions before going. But as a visitor sometimes time just doesn’t allow for that. Spent less than an hour here, with the two short trail walks. Parking was $10. May stop by again when we go on the full road to Hana if the waters are more clear.

Beautiful, easy little hike. Lots of people on the trail, including kids and some elderly folk (but no dogs). Parking was starting to fill up pretty quick when we showed up a little before 10 AM on a Thursday. Prepare to get your feet wet. I wore flip flops.

This was recommended to us by some fellow guests at our hotel, and we’re so glad we went. Both the upper and lower falls were beautiful. The hike to the upper falls was fairly easy, but the trail could have been more clearly marked. Some people struggled with traversing a small river. Once there, we swam in the beautiful water and viewed the cave-like structure under the falls. The lower falls, which are a very short walk from the entrance, also offered a nice pool to swim in.

We drove very far to the falls. After we paid $10, we were told that the upper trail ( and swimming pools) were closed and no swimming was allowed. There were no updates posted on their Instagram, Facebook, or website. As parking is very limited, I wonder if they want visitors to come for a shorter time, so they can charge more cars throughout the day.