Best Hikes In Hawaii
Is Hawaii A Good Place To Hike? Hawai'i is the only place in the United States where you can find tropical rainforests. It is also home to some of the…
Waimea Valley Waterfall Swim
Once home to over one thousand native Hawaiians, Waimea Valley is rich in cultural and historical significance. The valley has changed hands many times since it’s original inhabitants. From Polynesians…
At Manoa we had an enjoyable Hiking Tour (9/27/23)
At Manoa we had an enjoyable hiking tour, although the weather was somewhat muggy and the waterfall itself didn't rank as the best. The majority of today's Ohana hailed…
Manoa Park Closed for 8 Days (June 26th to July 3rd)
One of the most popular hiking trails in Hawaiʻi will be closed through the end of June, 2023 for repairs and maintenance. Repairs to sections of the Mānoa Falls trail…
The History of Manoa Valley Waterfall and Trail
The Manoa Valley waterfall, also known as the Manoa Falls, is located in the Manoa Valley on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. The waterfall is surrounded by lush tropical…
Waimea Valley Waterfall Hike and Trail Tour
Experience the Beauty of Waimea Valley on an Exciting Waterfall HikeWaimea Valley is a beautiful, 1,800 acre nature park located on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. It is home…
Manoa Falls Trail Closed
Landslides prompted the closure of the Manoa Falls Trail. The Nature and You tour has been rerouted to the lesser known but beautiful Aihualama Falls.
Hawaii’s Urban Legends
In honor of Halloween, we thought it would be a spooktacular idea to share some of Hawaii's supernatural legends. Legend of the Night Marchers One of the most well-known and…
Hiking Oahu with Nature and You
Here is our overview of a hike through the Manoa Falls Trail, leading up to the amazing 150 ft. Manoa Falls. This amazing natural wonder is one of the best places to visit if you are interested in hiking Oahu while you visit Hawaii.
The Top 8 Most Interesting Hawaiian Flowers & Plants
Hawaiian plants are some of the most interesting and exotic in the world. In fact, a large majority of Hawaiian plants aren't found anywhere else on the planet. Check out a few of our favorites below!