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Bookmark or Share- Mount Waialeale - WikipediaWaterfalls around the caldera The "Wall of Tears" in the crater of Mount Waialeale. The summit of Waiʻaleʻale features a tropical rainforest climate (Köppen Af), with substantial rainfall throughout the course of the year.(Bodin 1978: 272) quotes 460.0 inches (11,684 mm) per year figure as being the 1912–45 average, an average that quite possibly will have changed since then, while The ...
- Mount Waialeale: One of the Wettest Spots on EarthMount Wai‘ale‘ale on the gorgeous island of Kaua‘i is often referred to as the wettest spot on earth. While the more than 5,000-foot tall mountain that’s often enshrouded in clouds does receive a tremendous amount of rainfall each year, it’s more accurately “one of” the wettest spots on earth. The average annual rainfall is around ...
- Waialeale Blue Hole Hike Information, Photos & More - Hawaii GuideMount Waialeale Blue Hole hike is a challenging yet breathtaking Kauai hike that'll have you marveling at the famous Weeping Wall of Kauai. 2025 Kauai Visitor Guide Island Guides ... In front of you are the lush green walls of Waialeale box canyon etched with long trails of waterfalls. On those rare, clear occasions this is a great view.
- Waialeale - Hawaii Travel GuideThe summit of Mount Waialeale is a mystical, often cloud-shrouded peak that holds the title of one of the rainiest spots on Earth. Known for its nearly perpetual rainfall and lush greenery, the summit offers a dramatic view of the Waialeale Crater, a deep and verdant basin that captures the essence of Kauai’s rugged beauty. ...
- Mt. Waialeale - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2025) - TripadvisorMount Waialeale is in the center of the island of Kauai, and the top is seldom visible from the valleys and beaches below, due to the near constant cloud cover at the top. The best views are from helicopter island tours that fly around and over the island. With an elevation of just over 5,200 feet, the rising warm and moist air from the island ...
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