Wailuku River State Park

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Wailuku River State Park is a scenic Hawaii state park on the Big Island known for its lush rainforest setting, waterfalls, and river viewpoints.

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Wailuku River State Park canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
country United States
environment tropical rainforest
freeAdmission yes
hasAccess public
hasFeature parking area
picnic areas
short hiking trails
viewing platforms
hasPart Boiling Pots
Rainbow Falls
hasSignificance popular stop for visitors to Hilo
hasView Boiling Pots terraced pools
Rainbow Falls plunge pool
linked to: Rainbow Falls
hasWatercourse Wailuku River
knownFor lava rock formations
lush rainforest scenery
river viewpoints
waterfalls
locatedIn Hawaii
Hawaii County
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii Island
locatedNear downtown Hilo
managingOrganization Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources
namedAfter Wailuku River
operator Division of State Parks (Hawaii)
riverLengthContext Wailuku River is one of the longest rivers in Hawaii
linked to: Wailuku River
safetyNote flash flooding can occur in the river
swimming in river areas can be dangerous
timeZone Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time
touristAttraction yes
typicalActivities photography
short walks
sightseeing
vegetation lush tropical plants
waterfallHeightContext Rainbow Falls is approximately 80 feet high
linked to: Rainbow Falls

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Rainbow Falls locatedIn Wailuku River State Park
Peepee Falls locatedIn Wailuku River State Park
Wailuku River passesThrough Wailuku River State Park
Wailuku River locatedInProtectedArea Wailuku River State Park
Boiling Pots partOf Wailuku River State Park