Pools of ʻOheʻo (Seven Sacred Pools)

Hāna, Hawaii

3.9/5

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Distance

0.58 miles

Elevation Gain

75 ft

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Hike to and swim in Maui's natural, beautiful ‘Ohe’o pools (Seven Sacred Pools) near Hana, HI. This is a quick, scenic hike to amazing swimming holes.

This hike departs from the Kpahulu Visitor Center and heads out along the Kuloa Trail. The trail will take you through a bamboo forest and past several pools and falls. Be sure to get there early as the later it gets in the day, the more crowded the pools get.

Hike the route counter-clockwise and be aware of any potential rogue waves as you head near the ocean. Also keep in mind that you should check current conditions at the Visitor Center before heading out on the hike to be aware of any issues and swimming safety when you choose to do the hike.

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Pools of ʻOheʻo (Seven Sacred Pools) Reviews

Caleb Owenby

Wayfinder

Pools of ʻOheʻo (Seven Sacred Pools)

12/31/17

We enjoyed swimming in the Pools and taking pictures.

5.0

Miles Goad

Roamer

Pools of ʻOheʻo (Seven Sacred Pools)

10/17/17

Seems like the pools are rarely open to swim due to "flash flood"/high water level warnings. Very short hike to the pools and $25 entry fee due to the pools being in a national park.

3.0

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Thomas Burton

Explorer

Pools of ʻOheʻo (Seven Sacred Pools)

11/04/16

It seems like these pools are rarely open. However when they are open they are pretty fun. The water is fresh water but it is often much colder than the ocean. There are som cliff jumping options into the pools as well which is fun.

4.0

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