Seven Sacred Pools
Seven Sacred Pools is a scenic lookout Hāna located in United States.
Hana Hwy Hāna , HI 96713 United States
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Ask if the seven sacred pools are fully visible. Second time I went they are blocked off for reconstruction. Try to make time to do the full hike .
Oheo Gulch, a part of Haleakala National Park , features 7 pools, of which most are secluded 2 miles upland. When hiking in, be certain to do a safety check on weather and stream conditions of the day.
Come here EARLY to avoid the tour buses . You may just have the place to yourself for a few hours ...
Beautiful pools that you have to check out if you're in the Hana area. Cliff dive too if you're adventurous!
A must see before Trump completely cut all national park funding... Pipiwa Falls is the real goal however!
Heed all signs and warning about flash floods and climbing around rocks. People die from being stupid. Read more
Consider aqua sox to hike up higher. Beautiful, perfectly crystal pools. Not to be missed.
Better view of ocean than the pools.
Definitely worth the long drive to visit here.
Short hike with nice views !
Go for a swim ! So worth it!
My favorite place on Maui!
Pools are GREAT, across the road is a GREAT trail to killer high falls
The seven pools are HERE?!?
We drove out here but it was too wet and cold to go in.
Safely swim in these waterfalls .
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Beautiful place to walk around and take in views as well as check out Silverswords. Worth a trip any time of day - Lance Lacoff
Sunset is just as spectacular as sunrise up here. But it gets very cold so bring a jacket! - Marci Dahms
Get away from the crowd and walk down sliding sand trail to see the sunrise. It's a five minute walk - Phuong Trinh
Stop before or after visiting Hana - Scott Brodeur
Beautiful views. Don't spend too long here tho so much more to see. Good place for a bathroom break also. - Stacey Wellbourn
2 mile hike. Worth it to see the falls. You go through the bamboo forest on the way which was awesome! Wear good shoes! I don't know how people got up there in flip flops. Lol! Lots of mud and rocks. - Laura Saechao
It's a long grueling hike to the last waterfall. But if you don't give up the reward will be as enormous as the last fall. Don't go if you tire easy or in the rain. But I did! - Kapado Fernand
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