In this Pipiwai Trail website guide, you will find detailed information on what to expect along the trail, plus the nitty gritty on accessing the trail and tips for an enjoyable hike.

The Pipiwai Trail- with its stunning waterfalls, huge bamboo forest, idyllic stream, and more beauty than you can imagine- is simply one of the best hikes on Maui.

Four miles through a bamboo forest to 400-foot Waimoku Falls. Every stop on the Pipiwai Trail with distances, climb, timing, footing, and where to turn around.

Bamboo rustling overhead, a giant banyan tree, and waterfall views make Pipiwai Trail one of East Maui’s most memorable hikes. This guide covers what you’ll see, how to plan your visit, and what to bring so you can enjoy the trail without rushing.

Everything you need to know to hike the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakala National Park, Maui.

The Pipiwai Trail spans about 4 miles round trip, offering hikers a variety of stunning natural attractions. Highlights include a serene bamboo forest, waterfalls such as Makahiku Falls and Waimoku Falls, and a sprawling banyan tree near the trailhead.

Visit the Pipiwai Trail website for the complete rundown on every single detail! And if you’re just starting to plan your visit to Maui, check out the some of the top things to do in Maui, many of which you absolutely don’t want to miss!

The trail is a single out-and-back path of 2 miles each way with one fork near the start. The stop-by-stop table on this page gives the distance and cumulative climb for every landmark.

The Pipiwai Trail bamboo forest: 4 miles round trip inside Haleakalā National Park, the $30 pass that covers it, Waimoku Falls, and when to go.

The Pipiwai Trail is one of the most popular hikes in Maui because it is so scenic and family-friendly. It features a bamboo forest, waterfalls, a large banyan tree, and lush tropical vegetation.