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Friends of Twin Falls (FTF) is a community-based non-profit organization that invites all public and private educational institutions to collaborate with us in discovering and understanding the natural surroundings at Wailele Farms.
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Friends of Twin Falls. We continue to ensure public access...
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Friends of Twin Falls We continue to ensure public access to...
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Friends of Twin Falls, Haiku, Hawaii. 560 likes · 11 talking about this. Friends of Twin Falls , a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring our community in the Ho'olawa Valley, Maui
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Twin Falls may be a misnomer—there are more than two cascades—but its name is synonymous with abundance. Literally, too—the frequently-packed falls are located on the grounds of Wailele Farm, a family-owned and operated biodiverse orchard whose name translates to providing, sharing, and ensuring that everyone is taken care of. Fed by the Koʻolau Ra...
Twin Falls serves as a solid option for seeing Maui’s tropical jungles without going far on the Road to Hana (for most, it’s a full-day or multiple-day trip to see Hana proper). The 80-100 inches of rain the region experiences per year leads to a flourishing natural world that staggers with its beauty and lushness, while the pools at the base of th...
Maui’s eastern half is notorious for its unpredictable weather, with some mornings starting off sunny only to become deluged with flash floods—sudden rainfall that can turn a dry, dusty trail slippery and hazardous within seconds. To that end, it’s imperative to exercise caution and avoid Twin Falls (and other locales) on rainy days. Even without r...
While accessible year-round, as mentioned earlier, it’s advised to reschedule your visit if it’s raining. The moderate nature of the hike, as well as the coolness of Haiku (at least when compared to leeward locations), makes Twin Falls attractive from morning to afternoon. The farm stand, which features acai bowls, cold brew coffee, drinkable cocon...
Situated fifteen to twenty minutes outside of Paia, filling up your gas tank is a must before setting out on the Road to Hana. Prior to Twin Falls, you’ll find Hookipa Beach Park and Lookout; at Mile Marker 7, you can park (smartly) to check out the wonder that is a copse of rainbow eucalyptus on the makai side of the highway. Keen on seeing some o...
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Just beyond mile marker 2 on the Hana Highway a bridge crosses the Ho'olawa nui stream and here you'll find Twin Falls. Some folks call it Hoolawa Falls. But first, a word of advice. Twin Falls is a nice stop if you want to view several small falls.
Take a hike up to Twin Falls on the island of Maui as you immerse yourself in Hawaiian nature along the way. Be sure to bring your swimming gear, so you can take a dip in the cool
