ハレアカラでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

You shouldn't jump into the water from here, as you might hit your head on the rocks.

A very nice trail; you can do it as a loop or a little further. There's a picnic area there.

A remarkable natural spectacle, accessible via an easy hike, partly along wooden plank paths. Direct access is prohibited.

Red Sand Beach and the town of Hana are worth a visit. There is also a weekly market where locals sell their harvest.

Good running route and lots of fresh air, preferably early in the morning.

This is a great lookout point, and a good turnaround point if you're only out for a day hike and don't want to hike down the switchbacks to the bottom of the crater. But if you're up for hiking just a little more there's another great viewpoint, Rainbow Bridge, where you can soak up more views and not have to climb very far back up the wall of the crater.

Kaihalulu Beach on Maui's east coast is also known as Red Sand Beach. As the name suggests, the red color of the sand, which comes from the hill at the northern end of the bay, is characteristic of the place. Due to its somewhat hidden and secluded location, the beach is often deserted. However, the path down is only recommended for experienced hikers. You reach Kaihalulu Beach via a sloping, slippery path - sure-footedness is required here. Since the currents in the bay are quite strong, swimming here is not recommended. https://www.tourlane.de/nord Amerika/usa/gehenswuerdigkeiten-hawaii/#waikiki-strand

Fagan's Cross is a historical landmark close to the town of Hāna. It serves as a memorial to Paul Fagan, a businessman and entrepreneur who played a significant role in the development of the region. The cross is perched on a hilltop and offers panoramic views of the coastline and the ocean.