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Polipoli Springs State Recreation Area
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PHOTOS |
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see a larger version of the photo |
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FACTS |
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Activities:
Hiking, hunting |
Directions:
From
Kahului, take Hana Highway 36 east a
couple of miles, and then make a
right onto Haleakala Highway 37. You
will then drive about 14 miles. At
about 7 ½ miles you’ll see a left
turnoff onto the northern end of
Highway 377. Don’t turn left here
(this takes you to Haleakala
Crater).
Instead, continue driving another 6
miles and make a left turn
onto the southern end of Highway
377. On Highway 377 drive a little
over ¼ mile, then make a right
turn onto Waipoli Road.
There are several signs warning you
to watch out for cattle. The first 6
miles of Waipoli Road is paved road,
and the last 4 miles is unpaved, but
very drivable (you won’t need a four
wheel drive) with some really great
views of West Maui Mountain and the
valley in-between.
Near the end of 10 miles, take the
right fork, and you will end up in a
parking lot. Park your vehicle and
walk a short distance back up the
road to the Redwood Trail.
Have fun!
Costs/Permits:
$5 per campsite per
night. Cabins are $45.00 per night
for 1 to 4 person occupancy, $5.00
per night for each additional
person. Max 6 persons |
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Bathrooms:
Yes, pit toilets |
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Best Time To Go:
All year, but it rains a bit more
in the winter and due to the high
elevation, it will be cold. |
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Other Facilities:
Picnic tables, outdoor grills, on
trail shelters |
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Nearby: |
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Nearest Store, Gas, Dining:
Kula about 35 to 45 minutes away |
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Parking:
Yes, close by. |
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Time Allowed:
Maximum of five nights |
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Water Available:
Yes |
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Type of Camping:
Tent & Cabin only |
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More Information/Obtain Permits:
Click Here |
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OVERVIEW |
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Camping and lodging (one cabin) within the
fog belt of the Kula Forest Reserve at 6200
foot elevation. Extensive trail system in
the forest reserve, including through a
forest reminiscent of the conifer forests of
the Pacific Northwest coast. Sweeping views
of Central and West Maui, Kaho'olawe,
Moloka'i and Lana'i in clear weather. Pig
and seasonal bird hunting. Hikers should
wear bright colored clothing – hunters may
be in the area. Nights are generally cold;
winter nights frequently have below freezing
temperatures. No campground showers. |
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