HAWI ZIPLINE FIELD GUIDE
Zip, Picnic, and a Private Waterfall: Kohala Zip & Dip over North Kohala
A full-day expedition from Hawi that pairs an eight-line aerial canopy with a seaside picnic and a swim beneath a secluded waterfall—this guide lays out the route, requirements, and what to expect.
Zip, Picnic, and a Private Waterfall: Kohala Zip & Dip over North Kohala.
Spend an inspiring day in North Kohala with Kohala Zipline: soar above lush canopy on a full aerial course, hike through a private nature reserve to secluded falls, picnic with views of the Kohala coastline and cool off under a private waterfall fed by a mountain stream.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Full aerial canopy course
Fly a full aerial canopy course that includes multiple zip lines, sky bridges and a rappel—designed as the centerpiece of the day’s adventure.
Private reserve and waterfall swim
Stroll a private nature reserve to find secluded falls, then swim beneath a private waterfall fed by a cool mountain stream—an exclusive, refreshing finish to the hike portion.
Picnic with coastline vistas
Relax over a picnic lunch at a private lookout with clear views of the Kohala Coastline, with complimentary beverages available throughout the tour.
What the day feels like
How the day unfolds
The tour moves from off-road drives across private lands into a protected nature reserve where you’ll hike to secluded falls, enjoy a picnic overlooking the Kohala coast, then return to fly a comprehensive canopy course—zip lines, sky bridges and a rappel—bookending a day that mixes land, water and aerial perspectives.
THE ROUTE
Full aerial canopy course
Fly a full aerial canopy course that includes multiple zip lines, sky bridges and a rappel—designed as the centerpiece of the day’s adventure.
THE WATER
Private reserve and waterfall swim
Stroll a private nature reserve to find secluded falls, then swim beneath a private waterfall fed by a cool mountain stream—an exclusive, refreshing finish to the hike portion.
THE VIEW
Picnic with coastline vistas
Relax over a picnic lunch at a private lookout with clear views of the Kohala Coastline, with complimentary beverages available throughout the tour.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits—and who should sit it out.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for an around 8 to 9 hour outing.
Multiple meeting points are listed, including Hawaii Forest & Trail, Four Seasons Resort, Queens' Marketplace, The Shops at Mauna Lani, and Kohala Zipline.
Bring comfortable closed-toed shoes or closed-toed water shoes, swim gear (can be worn under clothing), a reusable water bottle, and personal sun protection such as a hat and sunglasses.
Secure closed-toed shoes and longer shorts, pants, leggings, t-shirts or long-sleeved shirts are required; tank tops, tube tops and short shorts are prohibited. All belongings must be secure on your body or in a secure pocket.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are child safety seats required?
Yes. Hawaii's Child Passenger Restraint Law requires children up to age 10 who are under 4 feet 9 inches tall to be secured in a child safety or booster seat; Hawaii Forest & Trail provides booster seats upon request.
What are the age requirements?
Guests must be at least 8 years old; children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
What are the weight limits?
Participants must weigh between 70 and 270 lbs; guests will be weighed during check-in and no refunds are issued for those who fall below or exceed the limit.
Can pregnant people or those with recent surgeries join?
No. The tour is not suitable for pregnant individuals or anyone with neck or back injuries or recent surgeries.
What footwear and clothing are required?
Secure closed-toed shoes or closed-toed water shoes are required; wear longer shorts, pants, leggings, t-shirts or long-sleeved shirts. Tank tops, tube tops and short shorts are prohibited for safety reasons.
Will I be weighed at check-in?
Yes. Participants will be weighed during check-in and the weight-policy is enforced for safety.