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The lovely, deep valley of 'Iao features the 'Iao Needle, a natural rock pinnacle presiding over the 'Iao stream and surrounded by the walls of the Pu'u Kukui Crater. Once used as a natural altar...
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Haleakala is an active, but not currently erupting, volcano that last released its fury in 1790. Over 200 years later the land surrounding the lava flow is still barren. The summit rises 10,023 feet Learn More

The road to the lookout is unpaved, rough, and only meant for 4-wheel drive vehicles or hikers. It winds through the wooded, lush interior of Molokai, through tall Norfolk pines... Learn More

One of the most interesting hikes on Lanai is the trek down Shipwreck Beach. The beach stretches over miles of northeast coast of Lanai fronting the Kalohi Channel that separates Learn More

West Maui, from Papawai Point to Kahului Bay, makes for another outrageously beautiful, MUST SEE drive. The West Maui mountains are older than Haleakala - more eroded, lush, and alive. Learn More

Makalua-puna Point was created from one of the last lava flows on Maui. However, the lava here is a little different from the rest of the lava on Maui - it is much lighter, denser, and fine-grained Learn More

A series of lovely waterfalls and tranquil pools flow through the O'heo Gulch and into the ocean nearby. The Pipiwai Streams feeds Learn More

The drive from Kapalua, around Nakalele Point and on to Wailuku is extraordinary. Nakalele Blowhole is the result of Learn More

You can hike to the point and down the hill to the magnificent blowhole below the beacon or just watch the spectacular site from several lookouts...
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