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Very beautiful water falls and you definitely get to see why they call it rainbow falls! There are many steps to get to top to see top off waterfall but not necessarily. My only complaint was that they made you pay for parking and per person. There was a fee that you had to pay through the state application. Very disappointing because you can easily park alongside of the street without having to pay and walk up some short steps accessible on the top of the fall and coming back down to see the waterfalls. There was also limited parking to see the waterfalls where you have to pay, and there was no restrooms available. otherwise very beautiful scenic stop and I do recommend seeing it because you will see a rainbow. finally pictures do not do it justice.
Easy to view waterfall. This can be a short stop, we got out of the car, went a very short easy walk to the waterfall lookout and got back in. You can walk to the top of the falls, but we didn't find that to be necessary. Parking This has a larger lot but when we went it was almost all parked up! I don't believe there were any bathrooms.
We made a quick stop at rainbow Falls after our visit to volcanoes national Park and before our 2 Hour drive back over to the other side of the island to Kona to join our cruise ship If you're adventurous, take a walk up the stairs that are basically made of stacked stone, but hang onto that rail as they are quite uneven, but the view from the top is well worth it! It's a busy spot and seems like a lot of tour companies stop here to give people a quick view. We were told that when the sun hits the waterfall at certain times of the day, it can create these beautiful rainbows, although this did not happen during our visit. Restrooms are available and we had a quick snack from our tour provider too- nice stop and I'm glad we got to see the falls!
God's gift to man I tell ya! This was a quick stop as we toured a bit of Hilo, and I'd say it's a "must stop" if you're here for a short visit. It's definitely, and annoying touristy, so just keep that in mind. Yes, I'm one of them, so I hated myself lol. Features to highlight: ~ A big parking lot with tour busses parked. As well as cars full of people causing traffic. ~ A fairly long line for the restroom. A perfect stop for bus tours. ~ From the parking lot, you'll see the people along the fence-line checking out the falls. Taking pics, selfies, tiky-tok'ing etc etc. ~ Don't get me wrong with the negativity, it is fairly picturesque! I just cropped the tourists out. The day was sorta cloudy, so we didn't see any rainbows coming from the falls. ~ Take the stone steps to the right, up to the top, and you'll be gifted with a different perspective of the river above and the falls. ~ As you walk along the railing, you'll also be drawn into the tall trees that lead to the giant banyan tree. I'm pretty amazed with how vibrant a tree can be, and how much shade these large banyans provide. ~ We only spent about 15-20 minutes here, but we full-on enjoyed every minute of it! Side story that you don't have to read: As I was walking past everyone. A family had asked if I could take a picture of them. I kindly said, "Sure." Then some other random bonehead tourist stopped me and said, "I'll take their picture!" Fine, whatever dude, here's their phone. As I walked away, I heard Mr. Bonehead say, "I'll take several angles and we'll do a funny one, OK?" Hahaha, I looked back at the family, and they looked super annoyed.
Most people come to islands and enjoy chasing waterfalls. The majority of the time you have to hike to even get a glimpse of the waterfall, however Rainbow falls is perfect for anyone as it is a short walk from the parking lot to the view points. No strenuous hikes needed and perfect quick stop in your itinerary. Typically the morning mist and sunlight projects rainbows thus its name. Sadly I didn't see the infamous rainbow but was delighted to be one of maybe 8 people around. I got to enjoy the peacefulness and waterfall without mountains of people around. There is another we viewing platform as you climb some natural rock steps. As much as I love the adventure of a hike it was nice to enjoy with some family who aren't able to hike.
If you're visiting the area and looking for a quick, scenic stop that's perfect for group photos and family memories, this spot is an absolute gem. We stopped by as part of our sightseeing itinerary and were so glad we did. It's one of those classic, iconic destinations that truly captures the natural beauty of the area -- and it's easily accessible, which makes it even better if you're short on time but still want to soak in some stunning views. The waterfall view is breathtaking, especially if you catch it during good lighting (golden hour was gorgeous!). The main lookout offers a postcard-perfect angle of the falls, but if you're willing to take a short walk, there are a few elevated areas nearby that provide even more impressive vantage points. Great for panoramic shots or just enjoying a peaceful moment surrounded by nature. Parking is limited, and the lot itself isn't very big -- but don't let that discourage you. We found that spots turn over quickly since most people stop here briefly for photos and to take in the scenery. With a bit of patience, you can usually grab a stall without too much hassle. It's not a long stop -- you probably won't spend more than 20-30 minutes here -- but it's totally worth it. This is the kind of place that makes for a perfect family photo op, a nice breath of fresh air on a road trip, or a romantic detour if you're exploring the area as a couple. There aren't a ton of amenities (no major facilities or shops at the viewpoint), so plan accordingly -- but honestly, that's part of the charm. It feels untouched and natural, and you get to focus entirely on the beauty of the falls and the surroundings. Highly recommend this as a quick but memorable stop for any tourists or locals showing guests around. Don't forget your camera -- you'll want to remember this one!
2 years ago
It was easy to get to this waterfall. If you want you can climb some stairs for a different view. My knees aren't made for steps so I enjoyed my views from where I was at. read more
In Hilo, admission and parking is free so we decided to come here instead of Akaka Falls. The parking lot is small and very limited but luckily people don't stay here for too long so spots eventually open up. You can walk up a path to view the falls from higher up or see it directly in front of you. Due to the surrounding greenery, it is very difficult to see where the falls meets the water below to see the "rainbow effect" there is only one small spot in a corner that has enough cleared away where you can visualize the falls. Lots of water falling over the falls every second, very powerful. Glad this was free, would have been disappointed if this costs money. read more
You drive here, and the Rainbow falls are right there. There is a small step path you can walk up to look at what is above the falls. And there's also this really neat area at the top with a bunch of vines and roots, but it was blocked off. So you can only walk a little bit. Sadly, we didn't see any rainbows when we came at 10am, so maybe we needed to come earlier than that. It's a popular spot, so it might take a little bit to find a spot in the lot, but people came and went pretty quickly. read more
This waterfall is very easy to get to. It's just a drive to the park. Park your car and an easy walk up to the waterfall. There are nice views of the waterfall. They have a display of the history of Rainbow falls. That was interesting to read. read more
1 year ago
This was an easy quick stop in Hilo. It's a beautiful but deadly waterfall. Almost 30 people have died there. As long as you're careful and don't go past the railings, it's completely safe. Make sure you wear close toed shoes! read more
Hina of Hilo is best known as the mother of Hawaiian hero, Māui... her name Hina relates to a powerful female force, a goddess or queen. This is my story... A weekend on the Eastside of Hawai'i Island must include waterfalls! Because in our world it's okay to chase waterfalls! After coffee and a light breakfast, my bestie and I decided to first take the short drive from Hilo town to see our first, the picturesque, Rainbow Falls! The rain, sans the tourists lol, made it special! At Waiānuenue aka Rainbow Falls, the mighty Wailuku River crashes into a large fresh water pool below. Known in the Hawaiian language as Waiānuenue, it translates to "rainbow water", the falls flows over a natural lava cave, the mythological home to Hina, an ancient Hawaiian goddess. The Battle of Wailuku River was also fought on these grounds. Offerings can be found until this day. No entree fee, just bring Aloha! In the end, I've been here before, perhaps even during the Battle of Wailuku River, but I know I'll return again and again. Easy access from town and the lush greens (tho much is non-native) gives an instant calm to one's soul. As wet as Hilo was during a storm, in my eyes it made it that much more magical, especially with my waterfalls chaser bestie... Kyra K.! It's okay to dream! Rainbow Falls derives its name from the fact that, on sunny mornings, rainbows can be seen in the mist thrown up by the waterfall. Yet, even on this rainy visit we could still see a few... a forever moment in time. read more
1 year ago
Park and you're there. A short walk to see the falls. A hike up some stairs to see the pools and spectacular banyan trees. This space holds secrets and stories of dragons, Maui, and boats. When the light is right, the falls produce a rainbow connecting us all. read more
2 years ago
Another tourist spot to stop, park, and enjoy for about 5 minutes then say, I'm glad I came and saw. Driving around the island and through Hilo, this is one of those places that you checkmark off your list of things to see. It is beautiful and worth the little detour on your drive. read more
Beautiful falls and easy to view. There is a parking lot and a small building with public restrooms right next to the falls. At the time of my visit (9/16), the hiking trail to the falls was closed. Therefore, we took a few pictures and left. There is a ramp that is handicap friendly. Only a few stairs for those who choose to take them. On a physical scale of 1-5, i would rate this as a 1. The restroom was clean. I checked under the toilet seat for tropical bugs or spiders- none to be found. The sinks have soap. The small lot is located near a neighborhood and off of a small street. They were doing some road repairs so the traffic pattern was affected but not much of a deterrent. Overall I'd recommend a quick pit stop here to see the falls, take a pic and use the restroom if needed. read more
2 years ago
Solid waterfall with a couple of viewing platforms. If you're lucky enough to get a spot in the main parking area then you can almost see the falls from your car. There's a lower viewing platform next to the parking lot and a higher one up a few dozen stairs above the parking area - the high one is not ADA accessible. Other parking options are available nearby and all of them seem to be free. You won't get close enough to the falls to feel the mist. There's a restroom by the main parking area. Be sure to visit the most amazing banyan tree just after the high viewing platform - see my photos and videos! read more
3 years ago
Loved this waterfall and the location! The waterfall is so beautiful and at certain angles you can see an actual rainbow (hence the name). The tail is nice since you can drive right up to it without any hiking or physical activity. It is great if you have older people in your group or kids who can't do a mile+ hike which most nice waterfalls or scenic routes are located. There is a trail in that area but it was closed when I was visiting. There are also restrooms available. The waterfall can get a bit crowded at times but there's a lot of turnover where people come and take photos and leave after 10 minutes so if you wait around, there are a lot of photo opportunities. There are a bunch of different angles you can see the waterfall at. Highly recommended to come by and see if you're in the area! Might not be worth it to drive across the island just for the waterfall though. read more
You need sunshine to see the rainbow. You don't need sunshine to see a beautiful waterfall in an amazing setting. Just a short drive from the center of Hilo Town. Drive up and it's just steps to the viewing area. Most exquisite waterfalls require an hour or more of hiking to see. Everyone can enjoy this waterfall. Rainbow Falls is a definite stop during your trip on the Big Island. read more
Small but beautiful waterfall very close to the city area of Hilo. Free parking and there is a small trail that goes into some trees, but there is not much to do at the park. There is an elevated viewing area but the view is blocked by trees so the view is actually better at ground level. Nice for a quick 10 minute stop and photo but not much else to do. read more
3 years ago
Rainbow (Waiānuenue) Falls are the waterfalls located in Hilo, Hawaii. The main falls are about 80 feet tall. There are a few smaller ones next to the main waterfall. These waterfalls are in the Hawai'i State Parks. There is no fee to see the falls. It's a super easy access, especially for the elderly. My elderly parents enjoyed the beautiful waterfalls without much effort to get to the waterfall outlook. At the time we visited, we could not see the rainbow. At the right lighting, Rainbow Falls will have its eponymous rainbow prism. Rainbow Falls on sunny mornings around 10 am, rainbows can be seen in the mist thrown up by the waterfall. At Rainbow (Waiānuenue) Falls, the Wailuku River rushes into a large water pool below. The whole water area is filled with lush, dense nonnative tropical rainforest and the turquoise-colored pool. It's also surrounded by many beautiful, colorful wild ginger plants and giant monstera. There are also many varieties of old trees, flowers, vegetables, and even wild animals. The falls are within the Wailuku River State Park. This is such a beautiful and magnificent destination in Hilo. Highly recommend for everyone! Lots of bugs and mosquitos so protect yourself! Sunblock and hat on super sunny days. read more
Wow a slice of Mother Nature. A short drive from downtown Hilo brings you to theses majestic waterfalls. Simply place rainbow waterfalls into Waze and away you go. Simple directions. Easy to find , plenty of free parking. Even a man selling fresh coconuts from his truck. The falls viewing area is clean and easy to access. All paved and flat. Rest room area are maintained and clean. read more
Visited the Rainbow Falls which is located right within Hilo with a nicely cared for park attached to it. As you get out of your car you immediately hear the falls. There is a large viewing platform providing a nice vantage point. The fall flows over a natural lava cave, the mythological home to Hina, ancient Hawaiian goddess. Rainbow Falls gets its name from the rainbow that can be seen in the mist at certain times when the sun shines through. The walls are surrounded by thick forest with blooming flowers. There is no fee to visit this State park. read more
2 years ago
Rainbow Falls was our second stop after visiting the caves, and despite hearing mixed reviews, we're so glad we didn't skip it. Parking was fairly easy since the lot is small, but cars cycle through regularly. As three girls in dresses, this spot was perfect because we could just hop out of the car and be right at the falls. I would not call it a hike....more like a stroll. You can enjoy the view across the falls or head up to the top. The rain had left the water a bit murky, but it was still beautiful. Dont miss it! read more
Easy to find waterfall location. This waterfall does not required much walking. The water is pretty. This place does get crowded when we went yesterday on Labor Day. The restrooms are located next to the parking lot and that is super convenience. read more
4 years ago
somewhere.....over the RAINBOW. Although Rainbow Falls is not as spectacular as its sister, Akaka Falls, I definitely think a visit is worth the time if visiting Hilo/Big Island. 1. Yes, there's parking. Though the lot is small, I think most won't linger too long. One would hopefully not wait too long for a space. I visited early on the morning of 1/14/22, and there was only one other car in the lot. 2. Yes, the viewpoint of the falls is unobstructed, and there are great photo ops. I found the area to be quite peaceful honestly. 3. Yes, parking and admission is free. Park your car in the lot and walk up and take your pics. BOTTOM LINE: A nice touristy spot/area to stop at if visiting the Big Island. read more
3 years ago
Beautiful spot to stroll the falls area is short 3 minute walk from the parking lot, but if you continue up the stairs you have paths that meander through the jungle and a top view of the falls. Free parking as of 2023 with a large restroom facility near he street. read more
"I would caption this with a waterfall pun but that's too mainstream." Came here two times and no luck to peek a rainbow through the falls. But that's totally fine coz even without the rainbow I still enjoy the view. So much beauty and my heart simply love it! This can be crowded but people easily come and go. Hiking trails around has a close sign and going up to the top view to witness a different angle of the waterfall is temporarily close. Viewing this falls from afar gives me a peace of mind while taking a lot of snaps to it. I would definitely come back here every time I pay a visit on Hilo. One of my favorite waterfall indeed! Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps! read more
Worth some time to visit if you're in Hilo We made it to the Rainbow Falls which was just a short 1.5-mile driving distance from Pe'epe'e Falls off Kaumana Drive. Both the Rainbow Falls and the Pe'epe'e Falls are located in the Wailuku River State Park in Hilo. To visit is free of charge! This is an easily accessible 80-foot waterfall named Waianuenue (or "rainbow water"). It got its name because around 10 in the mornings on a sunny day rainbows can be seen in the mist of the waterfall. Unfortunately, we did not know this until later and got there a little before 12 noon, we did not see any rainbows. View from a distance. The waterfall is pretty but just like the Pe'epe'e Falls you couldn't get close to it. This was just a quick stop, like 10 mins or so. My Mom was relieved that this was an easy walk to get to the overlook, LoL! no hiking involved to see the falls. Lots of parking and there are restrooms here. Stroller and wheelchair accessible. Review #2288 read more
We went to the Rainbow Falls after visiting the Akaka Falls. The Falls are only 30 minutes away from each other so it's worth stopping by. There are no trails at this fall but on the outskirts of the parking lot is an amazing, huge tree that looks ancient. There are also roosters randomly walking around, which was fun to see. Highly recommend taking the Pepe'ekeo Scenic Drive going between the Falls - it's a 4-mile drive through a very cool rainforest. read more
4 years ago
Made a quick pit stop to check out this beauty! All you can really do is look at the waterfall the surrounding stairs are closed of permanently it seems. We were there for about 10 minutes and it was worth seeing. Parking can get pretty full but just as many are coming many are also leaving so just be patient. Enjoy! read more
Rainbow Falls We didn't see the rainbow. Trails around it was closed. This was a fall that you can easily see as soon as you park the car. No hike required! It was like a drive by and see this waterfall! I assume the hike around this fall would have been beautiful! The 80-foot Rainbow Falls is renowned for the rainbow formed from its mist many mornings. Legends say that the cave beneath the waterfall was the home of Hina, mother of the demigod Maui. https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/hawaii/wailuku-river-state-park/ read more
3 years ago
Rainbow Falls is a good beginning start for introduction to the falls of The Big Island. Easy access with overlook. Parking lot and restroom access. read more
Wow, Rainbow Falls! What a wonderful waterfall situated right outside (2 miles) the town of Hilo, HI! For a quick little pitstop with access to such a photogenic waterfall, I'm happy to give it 5 stars. I found Rainbow Falls to be charming among a pleasant overlook setting. Rainbow Falls is one straight plunge of about 80 feet. There was no fee to visit and hang out here at your own accord. For me...stopping here first thing in the morning (when it wasn't crowded) was the perfect way to get my day started. I grabbed a quick breakfast nearby and then came here for time to admire the falls and soak up the fresh air on a cool, crisp morning in March. I had a moment to reflect about how cool it felt to be in Hawaii for the very first time, which had been a goal of mine for quite a while. The parking lot for the falls was spacious. I thought there were plenty of spots for exiting your car and then strolling over to the observation point. After seeing the falls from the overlook, I explored around to see if there was any sort of hiking path or trail where you could gain access down to the base of the falls. But...I never found any passageway. So ultimately, I believe just standing at the vista point is the best you can do. Also, what I really appreciated about this Rainbow Falls during my early morning visit was the sun was rising at my back which reflected well onto the falls. It was a lot easier to go with the sun than against it. And because of this, my pictures came out clear and concise. I'd definitely recommend stopping here in the morning. I would assume for mid - late afternoon time, you would have to battle the positioning of the sun in the sky plus along with there being a lot more people hanging out and possibly "photobombing" your special moments. And, from starting here at Rainbow Falls, I then conveniently drove 1.5 miles next to Pe'e Pe'e Falls to witness another scenic waterfall. Finally...from Pe'e Pe'e Falls I then drove 18 miles north to wondrous Akaka Falls, the main event of all the waterfalls situated in and around Hilo. Overall, this Rainbow Falls was such a terrific surprise and memorable waterfall for an area located just outside downtown Hilo. I had zero expectations for getting to view something so special, yet I felt pretty satisfied while leaving and returning to my car. This brief roadside stop is absolutely worth it and is an ideal way to begin your day exploring around The Big Island of Hawaii. read more
3 years ago
Great hike and the price is right!! Was an easy drive and short distance for some great pictures. Would come again and again! Can't beat free either! read more
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4 years ago
Hubby, daughter and I came here to see this back when we went to Hilo on the big island. This waterfall was amazing and was close by our hotel. It was about a 5 minute drive. I could just stand there watching the waterfall for hours. Such a beautiful thing and the weather was sunny and warm. I am not sure of the history of the waterfall since I am not from the big island but definitely worth checking out if you're on the Hilo side. Plenty of parking spaces nearby. Just literally a walk up some stairs or a ramp for those that are handicapped and have a wheelchair. There were signs around saying no jumping into the waterfall. We saw a few people on the other side of the waterfall. I hope they were smart enough not to jump in the waterfall. I enjoyed my time here when we visited and this is one of the places to go if you visit Hilo on the big island. A must see. read more
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967 Waianuenue Ave
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