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Waipio Valley
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
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OVERVIEW |
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Located
along the Hamakua Coast on the northeastern
coast of the Big Island of Hawai'i, Waipi'o
Valley is the largest and southernmost of
the seven valleys on the windward
side of the Kohala Mountains. Waipi'o is a
mile wide at the coast and almost six miles
deep. At the coast there is a beautiful
black sand beach constantly pounded by the
Pacific Ocean waves. On either side of the
valley are cliffs reaching almost 2000 feet
in elevation with numerous cascading
waterfalls. Hiking in the Waipio Valley is
amazing. |
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DIRECTIONS |
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Take Rte 19
North out of Hilo. Turn right onto Rte 240
towards Waipio. Take this road until you
reach the Waipio Lookout. |
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