Akaka Falls State Park

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Akaka Falls State Park is a scenic Hawaii park on the Big Island known for its lush rainforest trails and dramatic 442-foot Akaka Falls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
state park
accessRoad Hawaii Route 220
averageAnnualRainfall high
climate tropical
country United States
distanceFrom about 11 miles north of Hilo
hasEntranceFee yes
hasFeature gulch
lush rainforest
paved walking path
scenic viewpoints
stairs along trail
stream gorge
hasMainAttraction Akaka Falls
linked to: ʻAkaka Falls
hasParkingFee yes
hasPicnicArea yes
hasPlant bamboo
banyan trees
ferns
ti plants
wild orchids
hasRestrooms yes
hasSecondaryWaterfall Kahuna Falls
hasTrail Akaka Falls Loop Trail
hasVegetationType tropical rainforest
hasViewOf Akaka Falls gorge
hasWaterfall Akaka Falls
linked to: ʻAkaka Falls

Kahuna Falls
hasWaterfallHeight 135 meters
442 feet
isDayUseOnly yes
isPopularFor photography
short hikes
sightseeing
locatedIn Hawaii
Hawaii County
locatedNear Hilo
locatedOn Hamakua Coast
Hawaii Island
managingDivision Division of State Parks
managingOrganization Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
namedAfter ʻAkaka Falls
trailLength 0.4 miles
0.6 kilometers
watercourse Kolekole Stream
linked to: Palai Stream
waterfallType plunge waterfall

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Hawaii State Parks system hasNotableSite Akaka Falls State Park
Hamakua Coast hasLandmark ʻAkaka Falls State Park
linked to: Akaka Falls State Park
North Hilo District contains Akaka Falls State Park vicinity (northern area)
linked to: Akaka Falls State Park