마우이 카운티 최고의 라이딩 경로

네, 카팔루아를 지나면 바로 그곳입니다! 아름다운 라이딩이지만 비바람이 많이 불 수 있습니다.

Perfect barefoot running beach, as always as early or late in the day as possible.

After the long and very beautiful drive along the Highway to Hana one can relax at this nice beach.

The Visitor Center is open daily, with outside accessible restrooms available 24 hours daily. Inside, there are panoramic orientation tables of the landscape and knowledgeable staff that can provide information on the history of Haleakalā, which means house of the sun, and its importance to the indigenous peoples. The view from here is stunning, and if you plan early, this is an excellent spot to watch the sunrise, which has been a visitor attraction since the late 1800s.

Kapalua is a part of Maui and offers many tourist resorts, golf, and coastal trails. The roads here are often clean and open roads with rolling views of grasslands and the ocean.

Keawakapu I Beach is a serene and tranquil destination situated behind luxurious multi-million dollar homes. It is a popular spot for those who want to enjoy a peaceful and less crowded beach experience. Visitors can indulge in activities such as yoga, jogging, whale watching, walking their furry friends, or just taking in the stunning sunset views. The name 'Keawakapu' means "forbidden cove" due to the intense storms that can hit the beach. Sometimes, after a storm, the sand may be swept away, revealing lava rock. However, over time, the sand returns gradually, thanks to Mother Nature.

There are well over 40 various crops being cultivated at the Maui Tropical Plantation, including coffee, macadamia nuts, avocado, and papaya! This facility is free and open to the public for those interested in the islands cultivation history. There are also ziplines here, but unfortunately they are not free. But for only $149/person (including tax and tip), you can go wild!

This is a fantastic viewpoint of the volcano and windmills above the Pacific. The wind turbines generate enough sustainable energy to supply power to approximately 14,500 homes in the area. The vast structures are over 250 feet tall, with rotor blades over 300 feet long. It offers a different perspective from the road when you are up close!