Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Halawa Valley
More than just a hike to a
waterfall,
a trek in Halawa Valley is a powerful journey to
the
heart of Hawaiian culture.
Halawa Valley is one of the
oldest settlements
on Mo-
loka'i—and in all of the Hawaiian Islands. This valley is so
sacred
it can only be explored
with a guide (
click here
).
Hike to waterfalls along the Road to Hana.
Munro Trail on Lana'i
Munro Trail
Shaded by the boughs of Cook pines, this weaving dirt track climbs to the
summit
of
3,370-foot
Lana'ihale.
Views from this Lana'i trail stretch back toward Maui; on the
clearest days, the summit is the only place in Hawai'i where you can get a view of six is-
lands at once (
click here
)
.
Lahaina Pali Trail
Before the coastal road linking Kahului with Lahaina was created, this steep, hot, and dry
trail was the preferred way to reach West Maui. Today, the trail offers
panoramic views
and is perfect for
whale-watching, sunsets,
and working up a sweat (
click here
)
.
