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Note: Despite our enthusiasm in the video it turns out we didn’t actually find Narnia. Guess we will have to plan a return trip to the Big Island to find the true location of Narnia. This guide will give you the details of our hike and where we went in our failed attempt.
Hawaii is well known for many things, one of those being beautiful waterfalls. On our search for Narnia we stumbled across a swimming hole with spectacular waterfalls. It was somewhat off the beaten path and consisted of four 30ft high narrow waterfalls that all pour into the same pool. Even though it wasn’t Narnia, it was a relatively easy hike and would be worth checking out. Check out the video of our search for Narnia here!
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Searching For Narnia – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 1 Hour
Location: East side of Big Island upstream of Rainbow Falls
Distance: 2km round trip
Elevation Gain: 50ft
Difficulty: 5/10 – Route finding, Rapid elevation drop to base of falls.
Season: Year Round
Additional Requirements: N/A
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