Often called the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," is a vast and colorful chasm that stretches 14 miles long, up to 1 mile wide, and over 3,600 feet deep. Its striking red, orange, and green hues create a dramatic contrast against the surrounding landscapes, shaped by millions of years of erosion and volcanic activity. The canyon features several lookout points, including the popular Waimea Canyon Lookout and the Kalalau Lookout, each providing panoramic views of the canyon’s intricate layers and distant waterfalls.