Waimea Canyon in Hawaii

Aloha from Hawai'i. The third part of Koschi's canyon series leads to Hawaii, to Waimea Canyon. The canyon measures just 16 kilometers and is thus quickly flown through. Therefore, as in the previous parts, it will not only be a flight through the canyon, but you will also be presented with other sights of the small island of Kauai. Waimea is Hawaiian and means "reddish water", a reference to the erosion of the red rock of the canyon. The canyon was formed by a deep cut in the Waimea River caused by extreme rainfall on the island's central peak, Mount Waiʻaleʻale, one of the wettest places on earth.

You fly with a Cessna Skyhawk G1000 the two legs over almost 100 NM through the spectacular Waimea Canyon, paradisiacal beaches and towering cliffs of Kaua'i.

Live weather conditions provide you with new challenges and endless enjoyment on this bush trip with every flight. Of course you can change the weather and some assistance options during the flight.

This bush trip is multilingual, meaning it’s machine-translated into all languages available in MSFS. If you find any translation errors, please let me know via the support email address. I’d also appreciate your feedback. If something isn’t working, please don’t give a bad review right away—instead, contact support. Good reviews are very important.

Here's some guidance on how to restore the GPS course, how to switch aircraft, and what issues you might encounter in MSFS during bush trips: https://www.koschis-web.de/en-us/help-support

Happy landings!