VISIT THE SACRED VALLEY ON THE
NORTHERN SIDE OF THE ISLAND
Scenic Vistas & Lookout Point
The sacred Waipi’o Valley is on the Northern side of the Island. It is called the “Valley of Kings” and has beautiful views along with historical and cultural significance. The valley is over five miles deep with cliffs up to 2,000 feet tall. It is also home to Hi’ilawe, the tallest waterfall on the Island (1,300 feet.) The overlook is at the end of Hamakua Heritage Corridor drive. To get there, drive North on Hwy 19 and turn onto Hwy 240 at the town of Honoka’a. Follow Hwy 240 for 9.5 miles to the dead end at the lookout point. The view of the valley sides and the coast is gorgeous.
Check out our Helicopter Tour page to learn more about how you can see the Valley from a different vantage point!
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