Place
Mauga o Tauese Waterfall
Hiking Trail
Open4.7(7 reviews)Fagasā, Eastern District
Mauga o Tauese Waterfall is a hiking trail in Fagasā, Eastern District, Eastern District, American Samoa.
Rating
4.7
out of 5 · 7 reviews
Open every day
Open 24 hours
Busiest
Mon 4 AM
Usually as busy as it gets
1Opening hours
- Every day
- Open 24 hours
2Popular timesHow busy it usually is, by hour
Monday, 4 AM100% busy · Usually as busy as it getsBusiest
3Reviews7 excerpts, newest first
Easy to get to and really great! Follow Google maps. Go past the last house by the gate and park. It's a short walk. Plan on swimming, the water is refreshing!
Great little hike to find one of the only waterfalls I’ve seen in American Samoa…follow the google maps location…this is not on AllTrails…and drive all the way to the back of a excavation site and park, continue on past the chained gate, the trail should be pretty obvious off to your right ! Very slippery, so go slow and take small steps, worth the 10-15 min jaunt in! Great spot if you go looking!
Nuuuuli waterfalls, located in America Samoa,USA is a must-see for nature lovers. The hike to the falls is moderate, but the effort is well worth it. The cascading water is absolutely breathtaking, and the surrounding scenery is simply stunning. We spent a few hours relaxing by the falls and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
I would recommend anyone being their first time on the island to visit the waterfalls. Great for hiking and for those who love the outdoors and camping. The very last houses around the starting point of the hike to the waterfall arre the families that own the land. So if ever you need help, they will assist anyone. The hike to the waterfall is not long, but it's beautiful, nothing but the great outdoors. This waterfall is a tourist attraction, so I strongly recommend first-time visitors to see.
3 more reviews
To start, the review before this was pretty useful, but there was a few things I would of wanted to know before doing this hike. Driving: It is paved and the street you turn on will have a Nu'uuli waterfall sign pointing at the street that you take. The last 1/3 of a mile road is a little bumpy. Towards the end your going to turn right on a narrow little bridge and immediate left driving up to the big rocks and construction site. Park in front of the big rocks. Hiking: trail starts on the left. Be aware you are going to have to cross the stream twice to get to the waterfall. It is muddy so…
This is a must do when visiting American Samoa. I used to frequent this waterfall as a kid and it is still a favorite. We parked off the cement road where it forked about 50meters to the trail head. The trail head actually starts right after you come across what looks like a construction site with a bunch of bulldozers. After that its a short hike to the falls. You can opt to either take the trail or follow the river up to the falls. Its a short trek, approx 5-10mins We lucked out and had the waterfall to ourselves the day we visited. Most definitely a beautiful area with a pool great for…
I'm not sure I saw the actual waterfall but it's a peaceful area.