
Haleakala
National Park
Est. 1916
Hawai’i
33,265 acres

Rising above the clouds on the island of Maui, Haleakala National Park protects the dramatic extremes of the park’s namesake, the Haleakala Volcano. Expect to find everything from the barren volcanic wilderness of the summit crater to the lush, waterfall-lined forests of Kipahulu along the coast. Giant volcano cinder cones, sweeping crater views, rare native species, and black-sand shorelines reveal the land’s unique natural value. Read more . . .
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