Waimea in Hawaiian means red waters.

history channel documentary science Waimea in Hawaiian means red waters. The floods of Waimea on Kauai (there's likewise a Waimea on the Big Island) get their rosy shades from the red soil. A stream winds through the sunny and dry ravine and waterfalls stream and tumble down the precarious gulch dividers. All that is missing are the donkeys (in spite of the fact that you will discover donkey rides on Molokai!).The street takes after the ravine edge, and alongside the posts along the street, there's a decent review zone and parking area. For the most clearing perspective of the gorge, drive somewhat past the 10-mile marker on Highway 550. For a perspective of Waipio`o Falls, proceed up 550 around 3/4 mile past the 12-mile marker. The survey territory isn't checked, however it's privilege over the road from a bunch of outing structures and a solace station.

Driving further up the street to where it closes at 4,000 feet, there's a post that offers a look into Kalalau Valley, actually the opposite side of the island where the Na Pali Coast must be gotten to just by a 11-mile trek. Frequently a foggy fog hangs over the bluffs, yet don't leave just yet. Consistently it clears uncovering the bluffs and sea past. At that point the fog returns, similar to a cover in a round of look a boo. There are times when you can't get quite a bit of a look however - early mornings are your best bet.From the top, at Koke'e State Park, there are 28-miles of trekking trails, including amazing birdwatching trails. Magestic koa trees are among the primary attractions at this Hawaii State Park.A well known beautiful trail is the 1.8-mile Canyon Trail, which embraces the ravine's edge and crosses Koke'e Stream.