Mar 12, 2022 · 13 Crossings Trail is a beautiful Maui hike that follows the Makamakaole Stream. From the sound of trickling water, to the bamboo forest, to the waterfalls, there is a lot to take in. Hike along with us as we share our experience and know before you go tips!

5 days ago · This is a spectacular trail through the rainforests of Maui, Hawaii. It goes along the Makamaka'ole stream and is surrounded by dense forest. The trail features beautiful waterfalls, stunning landscapes, and bamboo forests. The terrain is rocky, uneven, and steep. There are also stream crossings.

The Makamaka'ole Falls Trail, aka 13 Crossings Trail, at the West Maui Forest Reserve in Wailuku, Hawaii is a moderate 2 mile out-and-back hike up to Makamaka'ole Falls. An additional neat feature along this trail is a dense bamboo forest that you get to hike through and a banyan tree waiting on the other side.

Mar 18, 2024 · The name says it all. 13 wet and muddy crossings to the beautiful Makamaka'ole Falls in West Maui's Forest Preserve.

Explore a slice of the Road to Hana in Central Maui with the Makamaka’ole Stream Hike. Known as 13 Crossings, plan your visit to this Maui waterfall trail.

Dec 15, 2021 · The Makamakaole Falls is one of the best hidden gems in Maui, Hawaii! The short and relatively easy Makamakaole Stream (13 Crossings) Trail has it all, a bamboo forest, banyan tree, two waterfalls, and a pool to swim in. There are even some rope climbs for the more adventurous hikers!

There are (at least) 2 sets of waterfalls you can go to by taking the 13 crossings trail and following the Makamakaole Stream. You’ll eventually come across a kind of fork type area, and there are waterfalls in both directions.

Those stream crossings explain one name for this moderately challenging, two-mile round-trip route: the “13 Crossings” Trail. It’s also sometimes called the Makamakaole Stream Trail (or simply the Makamakaole Trail). Much of it falls within …

Makamaka'ole Stream (13 Crossings) (C/E) Beautiful hike with many stream crossings and waterfall-fed pools. Trekking poles are recommended due to loose rocks in the stream and potentially wet trails if there has been recent rainfall.

If you’re hoping to see some classic Maui waterfalls, the Makamakaole Stream Trail is the way to go! You get two waterfalls in three miles and 13 stream crossings along the way as you hike along the valley floor through the vibrant green vegetation.