Where your canyon adventure meets Maui’s most beautiful garden.
Welcome to the Garden of Eden Arboretum
This 26-acre botanical paradise on the Hana Highway was created and developed by arborist and landscape designer Alan Bradbury. What began in the early 1990s as a restoration project has grown into a thriving collection of more than 700 labeled plant species, winding rainforest trails, and some of the island’s most vibrant natural landscapes.
Today, the Garden of Eden Arboretum also serves as the gateway to the secluded section of Puohokamoa Stream where our rappelling tours take place — the place we lovingly refer to as our playground.
The property receives no state or federal funding — your visit helps support their dedicated team, conservation efforts, and plant donations to local schools.

A Quick Note About the Garden
Your rappelling tour includes access to our canyon — not general admission to the arboretum grounds.
If you’d like to explore the botanical trails before or after your tour, the Garden of Eden Arboretum charges a $20 per-person entrance fee, paid directly at the gate.
Arriving Early But Not Exploring?
Keep left at the entrance and relax near Savor Maui until check-in time.
Savor Maui: Local Flavors, Big Heart

Located right at the entrance and exit of the Garden of Eden Arboretum, Savor Maui is a cozy rainforest-side food truck known for handcrafted lemonades, bright island-style mocktails, house-made sourdough sandwiches, vegan-friendly options, and fresh local treats like banana bread and mochi cakes. They also serve Kona coffee, making it the perfect stop before or after your tour.
There’s plenty of covered seating, and the whole setup feels charming, relaxed, and very Maui.
Rappel Maui guests receive a special discount.
The Garden Gallery

A charming shop nestled in the rainforest, filled with locally made art, photography, ceramics, jewelry, and island-crafted gifts. It’s the perfect place to browse airplane-friendly pieces from Maui artisans — and you might even be greeted by the resident peacocks on your way in.
The Garden Gallery sits adjacent to the parking area and serves as the meeting point where your guides will greet you before the rappelling tour.
You’ll also find Rappel Maui merch here, including hats, tees, sun shirts, and more.

Puohokamoa
The Stream That Shapes Our Playground
Puohokamoa Stream originates high on the northern slopes of Haleakalā at roughly 5,600 feet, flowing through dense rainforest before making its way to the ocean. Along its path, the stream carved the cliffs, pools, and waterfalls that make up our private rappelling playground.
In the section where we operate, Puohokamoa formed two stunning waterfalls. The upper falls — the tallest and most secluded — cannot be seen or accessed unless you’re on our guided rappelling tour.
The one we call bottom falls can also be viewed from designated lookouts within the Garden of Eden Arboretum.
On calm-water days, you’ll descend right through the mist of these falls. When the stream rises, your guides lead you along beautiful alternate jungle cliffs, each offering a fresh, tucked-away look at this hidden natural feature.
We’re deeply grateful to use, care for, and share this ʻāina in partnership with the Garden of Eden — and to introduce guests to the beauty and power of Puohokamoa Stream in a respectful, low-impact way.
A rainforest playground, preserved and protected
Between the gardens above and the hidden valley below, this corner of Maui truly is our playground…
and we can’t wait to share it with you.
