Easy hike to this small waterfall. Great for kids and those who don’t have much experience hiking. It can get a little slick sometimes, especially after a rain so be aware of that. Parking is easy here, pull in, pay $10.00 and you’ll find the trail at the far end of the parking lot. Follow the trail to the tree with the painted arrow, and keep going the direction guided. You’ll end up at the waterfall. Enjoy your time and be respectful! 🤙🏼

Wonderful, short waterfall hike, but a little muddy! Reviews are correct, easy to get lost without directions. Follow these steps to reach the falls directly: 1. Park at or walk to golf course parking lot. Find trail entrance pictured below. 2. Proceed to water tank, then take the trail up on the left side pictured below. 3. When you see the big green arrow on the tree pointing right, follow it. The falls are just ahead!

Great little hike to Likeke Falls. Park your car at the golf course parking lot. - $10. The trail head is at the far end of the parking area - farthest from the club house. The trail is clearly marked until you get to the water tank. Left at the tank. Continue up the trail. When the 1850’ish stone road ends look for a tree on the right side of the trail with a blue arrow painted on it pointing right. Go right young man, go right. When there is a fork in the road - take it. The red clay / dirt on the trail can be slippery. The falls are very approachable. There is a small pool at the bottom - not good for swimming. Had a good time.

Nice woodsy falls a reasonably easy hike up through the jungle. Hiking from the road to the golf course parking lot adds about a half mile and is as long or longer than the jungle hiking. The falls are maybe 30 feet high down the rock face. If you go up to the base there is a pool deep enough to dip all the way into, with some lower pools just deep enough for a foot soak. The trailhead is on the far left side of the golf course parking lot as you come up from the road. The trail is wide to start, then just before you hit the big water tank the trail goes off and up to the left. A little ways in there are two big downed trees, and the trial to the falls takes a hard turn to the right. Straight/left goes away from the falls but there are a bunch of trees across the trail a half-mile or less down the trail. The falls trail continues down the farthest left fork below the falls. You follow the blue and pink ribbons, and eventually they split. The pink goes down along the streambed. The blue seemed to go up the streambed and involves some serious rope climbing, but then I lost the trail and couldn't see any more blue ribbons.

Did this hike with my 3 year old. Only saw maybe two groups on this trail. Nice secluded waterfall. I took my hiking boots for the trail and water shoes to dip my feet at the bottom of the waterfall. I was glad I did because it’s slippery and rocky. There is a small view on the opposite end of the waterfall if you stand on the big rock.

Absolutely beautiful hike. It's fairly short 15-20 minutes to the waterfall. There's a blue area right by fallen trees that show where to turn right. Now you do have to pay $10 for parking unfortunately although you can park at the street and walk in for free. It's worth the 10 though! Bring swim suits and hiking sandals would be best. Lots of shade. No restrooms. Great easy hike to spend a time playing in a waterfall.

The trail is inside the golf club, the parking fee costs 10$ per vehicle and they said until 3:30pm they allow the car to come in for parking. I saw some people parked the car little far and walk there. That is another option not to pay 10$. The trail is not very long but if it rains it can be muddy. It is on December and not too much water though. I might be at the wrong time. But the trail itself is good to hike.

Fairly easy (I did it in flip flops) and short hike to a beautiful waterfall. Just keep an eye out for the blue arrow pointing right when you get to the fork in the trail (it’s right past the giant fallen tree you have to step over).

Great hike. Short and easy of you're looking to kill time but not the whole day. Trail itself needs to be cleaned up a bit as the markers are missing and can easily go the wrong way.

It was interesting to read all the mixed reviews about Likeke Falls. In my opinion, this is worth the trek. The hike is beautiful. Love the sights and the views. The trees and fauna is amazing. In my opinion, it is an easy to moderate hike. Use extra caution if it is raining or the ground is wet. Pay attention to the arrow on the tree (see pictures) If you miss this, you will end up somewhere else and not the waterfall. Parking at the trailhead is $10 which I think is reasonable. Enjoy the hike if you decide to do it. You won’t be disappointed.

The pictures don't do this place any justice, but it's a beautiful hike! The trail was a bit slippery but we came around January when there's more rain. Plenty of shade and mosquitoes! Bring your bug repellent. I brought my Littles and we didn't go all the way up, but we did see the little creek. I was able to baby wear my 5 month old so it was definitely moderate level. As for parking it's a 10 dollar fee all day parking.

Great trail that leads up to the waterfall. Not too difficult, but is mostly uphill on the way there. Be prepared to pay $10 for parking to the golf course to get in.

It was a fun hike! It’s a little muddy, and the mud is red dirt so be aware of that. The falls are nice and there are great photo opportunities. It’s not a good hike if you plan to swim at the end, as it’s not very deep at the bottom of the falls. You feel like you’re hiking through a rainforest with the dense canopy coverage. Definitely worth doing if you have some spare time!

Do not miss this sign. We almost lost. The entrance you have to walk over the golf course parking lot. And the left of the Graffiti thing it is the start of the hike. We didn’t even know where to start so we walk around and around it untill we finally saw it. It is very easy to miss the arrow so be aware!

Such a great hike. The falls are small but still worth it. The hike itself has some great views and it is quick.

Relatively easy hike. Can be quite slippery after rain.

Worth the hike to the falls. The falls itself is beautiful. I think the trail and going through the tree canopies and all of the scenery around is just amazing. Make sure to turn left by the fallen tree. Look for the arrow on the tree (see pictures). It’s a short hike but can be a little slippery after a rain.

I like this hike because it’s fairly easy with a nice waterfall at the end. It can be a bit muddy though. And I would recommend wearing shoes you can get wet so you can walk around the waterfall when you get to the end. You have to get your shoes wet to get the best view of the falls.

Pretty hike and not to hard. That is is you take the correct trail. You would think that when there is a rough looking trail forking off of the trail that is all stone ( even though there is a arrow pointing right ) you should stay on the stone and not take the rough looking fork. WRONG! Follow the arrow to the right. 😃.

Easy trail, two out of five for difficulty. Mostly covered and easy to follow path. (Follow the AAROW to the right for the waterfall). Hiking after a rainfall makes parts of the trail very muddy. Parking at the golf course is $10.