What about Manoa Falls, Hawaii?

What about Manoa Falls, Hawaii?

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This 150-foot-tall waterfall is accessible by a lush and easy jungle walk, making it a popular destination for hikers of all skill levels seeking to immerse themselves in Oahu's breathtaking natural beauty. After a two-year shutdown for renovation, the 1.7-mile out-and-back path reopened in 2021 with several changes, including a wider and resurfaced trail bed and extra rest spots along the way, making it even more family-friendly.
Yosemite Falls Trail is one of Yosemite National Park's oldest trails, offering views of North America's largest waterfall. The 7.2-mile round-trip route begins at Camp 4, follows the Valley Loop Trail, dordle and involves a tough ascent up switchbacks. Hikers who get it to the summit are rewarded with breathtaking views of Upper Yosemite Falls, Yosemite Valley, Half Dome, and Sentinel Rock. Depending on the season, you may even feel the mist of the falls. The route is available all year, but check the National Park Service website for snowfall restrictions or advisories.
Brúarfoss, Iceland's bluest waterfall, is a beautiful stop on the Golden Circle driving route that is often overlooked. Brúarfoss, unlike other nearby waterfalls, is only accessible by a 4.1-mile out-and-back trek from the parking area, resulting in fewer crowds. What it lacks in size and accessibility, it compensates for with pure beauty. The waterfall is supplied by the glacial waters of the Brúará River, giving it an intense blue tint that is particularly eye-catching in winter.
Acquafraggia, located in Val Bregaglia, an alpine valley that links northern Italy and Switzerland, is well-known for its spectacular twin waterfall. The twin cascades may be seen from the hamlet of Borgonuovo and are a popular stop for travelers traveling via Valchiavenna to or from St. Moritz, Switzerland. An simple 10-minute walk from the parking lot takes you to the foot of the falls, but there are a few longer paths, including a circular panorama path and a 2.3-mile out-and-back track that links to the adjacent hamlet of Savogno. During the summer, many families picnic alongside the falls, and a seasonal pop-up bar serves local cuisine, wine, and post-hike Aperol spritzes.