There's An Illegal Waterslide Hiding Deep Within The Hawaii Jungle And It Looks Incredible

The Hawaiian Islands are wildly popular among tourists from countries across the world. However, the islands still hold some incredible secrets, as well as places that are completely off-limits to the average person, including hiking trails on both government and private property, abandoned places full of history, and dangerous places. One such place, located off the beaten path on Hawaii Island, is all three of these things.

This seemingly incredible man-made waterslide hiding deep within the Hawaiian jungle has attracted countless thrill-seekers, but more importantly is extremely ILLEGAL and DANGEROUS.

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This 30-foot long irrigation flume used as a waterslide was once surrounded by an air of mystery but has gained attention from a variety of Tourism website in the last several years, including Travel + Leisure, the Huffington Post, and TravelPulse.

The structure, however, isn’t properly maintained, the pool at the base of the slide is surrounded on all sides by concrete walls, and it’s located on property that’s strictly off-limits to the public.

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But that’s not all — when hikers reach the waterslide, they must climb a thin rope to reach the top. Bottom line: This hidden wonder is illegal, dangerous, and best admired through the photos and videos you'll find on Instagram.

Check out this stellar video footage below from YouTube user HawaiiStyleLiving and live vicariously through those who dared to visit this massive waterslide.

This waterslide looks pretty incredible, doesn’t it? However, to reiterate, please remember that visiting this hidden waterslide will most likely result in the creation of your criminal record — and nobody wants that. Another incredible spot popularized by social media that is also illegal and must be admired from afar? Oahu’s stunning Haiku Stairs, also known as the Stairway to Heaven.