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Hana - Waianapanapa Coastal Trail
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PHOTOS |
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Click on a thumbnail to
see a larger version of the photo |
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FACTS |
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Difficulty Rating:
Moderate |
Best Time To Go:
Midweek; avoid weekends when the
park tends to be the most crowded |
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Distance:
6 miles round trip |
Recommended Map:
USGS's "Hana" map |
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Estimated Time:
5 to 6 hours |
Trail Head GPS:
N 20 47.225 W 156 00.071 |
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Elevation Gain:
200 feet |
Trail Head
Directions:
Take Hwy. 360 (Hana Hwy.), just past
mile marker 32. Take a left at
Waianapanapa State Park sign and
follow the road to the end. The
trail head is clearly marked, near
the parking area. |
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Costs/Permits:
No entrance fee to the park. Permit
needed to camp at Waianapanapa State
Park ($5 camping fee) |
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Pet Friendly:
Dogs must be on a leash |
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OVERVIEW |
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This 122-acre state park is a jewel. Coastal
cliffs, stone arches, lava fields, black
sand beaches, blowholes, and ancient
Hawaiian temples are part of the highlights
of this stunning coastal route, just north
of Hana. Parts of this trail follow the
original King's Highway, or Piilani Trail,
that once circled Maui, connecting villages
and sacred spots. The trail, comprised of
smooth lava stepping stones, was
commissioned by King Piilani, a 14th century
Maui chief....... |
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NOTE:
For more detailed information and maps on
this or any other hike in Hawaii we highly
recommend for purchase the Maui Hiking book
at this website:
click here |
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