|
River
|
County
|
Reach
|
Length (miles)
|
Year Listed/ Updated
|
Potential Classification
|
ORVs
|
Description
|
| 'Ohe'o Gulch
Stream |
Maui |
Entire segment
within Haleakala National Park |
1
|
1993
|
W, S, R
|
S, W, C |
Has high quality
natural and cultural values. |
| Halawa Stream |
Maui (On Molokai) |
Mouth to source |
3
|
1982
|
|
S |
This scenic
stream flows over Moaula Falls through the broad Halawa Valley,
and into an estuary before emptying into Halawa Bay. |
| Hanakapiai
Stream |
Kauai |
Mouth to source |
4
|
1982
|
|
S, R |
Flows though
a large valley with spectacular waterfalls and a broad sandy
beach at the stream mouth. Popular stream for hiking and camping
on the Na Pali coast. |
| Hanakapiai
Stream |
Kauai |
From mouth
to source. |
3
|
1982/ 1995
|
W
|
F |
Aquatic-Excellent habitat for native aquatic species. Presence
of candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Evidence of
spawning by native amphidromous fish species. |
| Hanakoa Stream |
Kauai |
From mouth
to source. |
0
|
1995
|
W
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'.
Actual mileage is 0.47 miles.
|
| Hanalei River |
Kauai |
Mouth to source |
14
|
1982
|
|
S, F, W, C,
O |
Extremely
photogenic stream displaying historic taro agricultural practices
within the Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge. Possesses an important
estuary with outstanding fishery values. |
| Hanawi Stream |
Maui |
Mouth to source
including the two major source tributaries |
9
|
1982
|
|
S, W |
Scenic stream
flowing through an undeveloped dense forest and over several
waterfalls (one drops more than 150 feet). May be the most pristine
stream left in the State with cold, clear, spring-fed water
and a great diversity of native stream fauna. |
| Honolewa Stream |
Maui |
From mouth
to source. |
0
|
1995
|
W
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species.
Presence of candidate endangered
species 'Lentipes concolor'.
|
| Honolii Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source, including tributaries. |
18
|
1995
|
S
|
S, F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Honomu Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
6
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kaawalii Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
6
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kahakuloa
Stream |
Maui |
Mouth to source |
5
|
1982
|
|
F, C |
Representative
primitive stream of West Maui; one of only two streams on West
Maui that harbors populations of indigenous aquatic animals.
Watershed and stream are being utilized in traditional Hawaiian
agricultural and fisheries practices. |
| Kahana Stream |
Honolulu (On
Oahu) |
Mouth to source |
6
|
1982
|
|
S, H, O |
One of the
largest streams on the island of Oahu, yet it is still relatively
undeveloped. Possess one of the few well-defined and undeveloped
estuaries in the State of Hawaii. Community along lower reaches
still retains historic character, and the State has advanced
plans to incorporate it into a state park and cultural interpretation
center. |
| Kaiwilahilahi
Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
6
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Presence
of candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kalalau Stream |
Kauai |
Mouth to source |
2
|
1982
|
|
S |
Outstanding
scenic values representative of the breathtaking Na Pali coast.
Watershed is visible from Kalalau lookout but remains primitive
with no road access. |
| Kalihiwai
River |
Kauai |
From mouth
to source, including tributaries. |
10
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Excellent habitat for native aquatic species. Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Actual mileage
is 10.03. |
| Kaluanui Stream |
Honolulu (On
Oahu) |
Mouth to source |
4
|
1982
|
|
S, R, W |
One of the
few streams on Oahu with a rich complement of native stream
fauna. The trail to Sacred Falls, within a State Park, is a
popular route for both tourists and local residents |
| Kapehu Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
3
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Presence
of candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kapehu Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
1
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Presence
of candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kapia Stream |
Maui |
From mouth
to source, including tributaries. |
6
|
1995
|
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Kawainui Stream
(Papalaua Valley) |
Maui (On Molokai) |
Mouth to source |
2
|
1982
|
|
S |
This scenic
stream, representative of a narrow valley stream on Molokai
and known for its spectacular waterfall, Papalaua Falls, drops
1,700 feet in elevation in a quarter mile before leveling off
in Papalaua Valley and flowing into the Pacific Ocean. |
| Koaie Stream |
Kauai |
Confluence
with Waimea Stream to source |
9
|
1982
|
|
S |
Headwaters
are in the Alakai Swamp. Possesses long level reaches with several
meadows. Flows are relatively large. Scenic values are high,
especially as it approaches the famous Waimea Canyon area also
known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific". |
| Kolekole Stream |
Hawaii |
Mouth to source |
12
|
1982
|
|
S |
The stream
contains the State's highest waterfall, the 420 foot Akaka Falls
within Akaka Falls State Park. The stream corridor in this area
passes through a lush rain forest containing several varieties
of orchids. Other waterfalls also are located on the main stem
and side tributaries. Kolokole Beach Park is located at the
mouth. |
| Koloa Gulch |
Oahu |
From mouth
to source. |
2
|
1995
|
|
S, F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Actual mileage
is 2.33. |
| Limahuli Stream |
Kauai |
From mouth
to source. |
1
|
1995
|
|
S, F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species.
Actual mileage is 0.75 miles.
|
| Lumahai River |
Kauai |
Mouth to source |
8
|
1982
|
|
S, O |
This scenic
stream flows from remote precipitous headwaters, through a moderate
gradient boulder strewn riffle and pool area, and terminates
in the most pristine estuary in the State. The upper drainage
flows through wild rain forest containing nearly all native
flora. Lumahai Beach is very popular both with residents and
tourists and is one of the most photographed spots on Kauai. |
| Manoloa Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
4
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Ninole Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
4
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Presence
of candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Nualolo Aina
Stream |
Kauai |
Mouth to source |
3
|
1982
|
|
S |
Extremely
scenic, primitive stream flows through the Na Pali-Kona Forest
Reserve and out to the Na Pali coast. The stream is accessible
only by foot or boat. |
| Opea Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
3
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Paheehee Stream |
Hawaii |
From mouth
to source. |
6
|
1995
|
S
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. |
| Palikea Stream
Including Pipiwai Stream and Oheo Gulch |
Maui |
Mouth to source
including Pipiwai Stream and Ohea Gulch |
10
|
1982
|
|
S, R |
Scenic stream
system offering numerous waterfallls and plunge pools. Popular
"Seven Pools" area is nationally renowned and associated trails
offer hiking opportunities to visitors of Haleakala National
Park. |
| Paukauila
System |
Oahu |
From mouth
to source, including tributaries. |
41
|
1995
|
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Evidence of
spawning by native amphidromous fish species. Actual mileage
is 41.35. |
| Pelekunu Stream |
Maui |
From mouth
to source, including tributaries. |
5
|
1995
|
W
|
F |
Aquatic-Excellent habitat for native aquatic species. Evidence
of spawning by native amphidromous fish species. Diverse population
of sensitive native aquatic species. |
| Waialae Stream |
Kauai |
Confluence
with Waimea Stream to junction of Halehaha and Halepaakai Streams |
8
|
1982
|
|
S |
Source tributaries
originate in the Alakai Swamp. Flows over several waterfalls,
through meadows and down to its confluence with Waimea Stream.
Lower reaches exhibit the scenic grandeur of the Waimea Canyon
area. |
| Waikolu Stream |
Kalawao |
Entire segment
within Kalaupapa National Historical Park |
4
|
1993
|
W, S
|
S, F, W |
Has all required
indicator species. Has status of "Priority Aquatic Sites" (The
Nature Conservancy of Hawaii). |
| Wailau Stream |
Maui (On Molokai) |
Mouth to junction
of Pulena and Waiakeakua Streams |
3
|
1982
|
|
S, W |
North coast
stream accessible only by boat or by trail from the south side
of the Island. Broad, undeveloped valley with many endemic plant
and animal species. |
| Wailau Stream |
Maui |
From mouth
to source. |
0
|
1995
|
W
|
F |
Aquatic-Diverse
population of sensitive native aquatic species. Presence of
candidate endangered species 'Lentipes concolor'. |
| Wailuku River |
Hawaii |
Mouth to source |
26
|
1982
|
|
S, R |
The longest
and largest river in the State, the Wailuku rises on the slopes
of Mauna Kea at the 10,800 foot elevation and descends to sea
level in 26 miles. There are several waterfalls, the most notable
of which are Rainbow Falls and the Boiling Pots (a series of
small falls and pools). Hunting for wild game is reknowned in
the upper and middle reaches. The lower river is used for swimming
and tubing. |
| Waimanu Stream |
Hawaii |
Mouth to source |
4
|
1982
|
|
S, F, W, O |
One of the
few relatively undisturbed streams in the State, the Waimanu
is designated by the State as an estuarine sanctuary with virtually
the entire stream area under State ownership. There are historic
remains of native Hawaiian habitation and use. |
Last Modified 11-23-04
