Likeke Falls,

Kaneohe, HI 96744

"#Grateful we had a local chanting tour guide I would highly recommend this hike be prepared to pay $10 for parking but it is well worth it this is a non-profit organization and I was unable to find any rubbish to pick up on the whole hike or at the waterfalls I try to always take a trash bag with me to do my part to carry out more than I carry in but today I was unsuccessful someone had beat me to everything highly recommend not wearing your best shoes especially if there has been any rain I would recommend walking all the way to the top If you have walked far enough to see the waterfalls you should definitely walk a little further to stick your head under the water do not stop till you cannot walk any further and make sure you look for the arrows it would be easy to get lost on this path there are several options if you see people walking down don't hesitate to ask them if it's hard to find if you are looking for a local Hawaiian tour guide don't hesitate to Google my name it is easy to find my phone number communicate with me 24/7 my phone is always on silent you will never disturb me"

"It’s a nice hike. You can get parking for $10 at the nearest golf club."

"Beautiful spot. Start the hike at the Ko'olau Ballrooms & Conference Center parking lot. $10 if you park in the lot. Possible road parking nearby. Not "difficult" to hike to. Could be a bit muddy. Bending to avoid tree branches. Wet rocks to cross depending on what view you'd like. Probably spend 25 minutes walking to and from. Plan for an hour or more. Depends how long you stay at the waterfall."

"The pictures don't do this place any justice, but it's a beautiful hike! The trail was a bit slippery but we came around January when there's more rain. Plenty of shade and mosquitoes! Bring your bug repellent. I brought my Littles and we didn't go all the way up, but we did see the little creek. I was able to baby wear my 5 month old so it was definitely moderate level. As for parking it's a 10 dollar fee all day parking."

"Fairly easy (I did it in flip flops) and short hike to a beautiful waterfall. Just keep an eye out for the blue arrow pointing right when you get to the fork in the trail (it’s right past the giant fallen tree you have to step over)."