Dirt/off-road walking
Visit the Natural Wonders
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Haleakala Hwy Haleakala, HI 96768 |
+1 808 572 4400 |
Haleakala is the shield volcano on east Maui that formed most of the island and is Maui's most popular landmark. The Haleakala National Park stretches out over 28,000 acres and includes the summit where the crater lies, the mountain and its wilderness, and the coastal Kipahulu area. A visit to the summit of the volcano should be a must on anyone's visit to Maui for the stunning views and unparalleled rich natural beauty. A visit to the 10,023 foot peak, Maui's tallest point, at sunrise is a popular option, while other visitors chose to hike through the wilderness or cycle down the mountain. The outdoor adventures are endless at this stunning National Park. Apart from the rare landscapes that include the vast volcanic areas, the sub-tropical rain forest, the lush coastal area, and the large expanse of wilderness, the park is also home to a wide variety of endangered species. Travel to this park prepared for whatever adventure you chose. The peak can be very cold in the early morning and night and some hiking trails can be quite remote and strenuous.
Nearest Train or Bus:
There is no public transportation available to the park.
Best Modes of Transportation:
Automobile/Car
Notes: The Summit region of Haleakala is a three-hour round-trip drive from Kahului by roads 37, 377, and 378. Follow signs posted along the highway. The Kipahulu part of the park is at the east end of Maui between Hana and Kaupo. It is accessible from Highway 36, a wavy, frequently damp road.
Parking Availability: Yes
Average Price per Hour: Free
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