All Road to Hana places
39 places
1Waiʻānapanapa State ParkA black-pebble beach with a sea cave and jagged lava coast.
2Waimoku FallsThe bamboo forest makes this four-mile waterfall hike worth the work.
3Kahanu GardenA huge heiau anchors a Pacific plant garden beside the sea.
4Hāmoa BeachA shaded crescent of mixed sand and open-ocean surf.
5Keʻanae ParkA quick pause for Keʻanae’s black lava shore and crashing Pacific.
6Wailua FallsA tall tropical cascade you can see from the bridge.
7Twin FallsTwo waterfalls, tropical trails and banana bread from the farm stand.
8Garden of Eden ArboretumA tropical garden walk with waterfall and ocean overlooks.
9Pools of ʻOheʻoA short loop for waterfall views; you can't swim in the pools.
10Hoʻokipa Beach ParkSurf, wind, and a chance to spot honu from the bluff.
Kīpahulu Visitor CenterA water refill and trail advice before exploring Kīpahulu.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana BreadHot banana bread makes the Keʻanae Road detour worth a stop.
11Hāna Bay Beach ParkA shaded picnic stop with a dark-sand shoreline.
12Makahiku Falls OverlookA half-mile walk to a nearly 200-foot waterfall and carved valley.
13Puaʻa Kaʻa State WaysideA quick rainforest stop for small falls, pools and a picnic break.
14Wailua Valley State WaysideA two-sided overlook above Wailua’s taro fields.
15Kaumahina State WaysideA leafy roadside break with a broad view toward Keʻanae.
Mama’s Fish HouseLocal fish in a beachside pavilion with an unusual sailing story.
16Keʻanae ArboretumRainbow eucalyptus make this short tropical walk a worthwhile leg-stretch.
17Palapala Hoʻomau ChurchA quiet coastal church and cemetery hold Lindbergh’s grave.
18Upper Waikani FallsThree cascades beside Hana Highway, best spotted as you pass.
19Hāna Lava TubeA short cave walk with lava textures and a Cold War surprise.
Hasegawa General StoreA century-old Hāna store for road supplies, local goods and souvenirs.
20Kōkī BeachA palm-topped islet, red cinder and surf worth watching from shore.
21Hāna Cultural Center & MuseumLocal stories, an 1871 lockup and a replica chiefly compound.
Coconut Glen’sA coconut-milk ice cream stop with flavors that go off script.
Huli Huli ChickenA smoky plate lunch by the water, if the grill's still going.
Hāna FarmsStop for banana bread, Hāna-made food and lunch under bamboo.
Nāʻhiku MarketplaceA flexible stop for food and crafts, if stalls are open.
Hāna GasThe useful fuel stop before remote Kīpahulu.
Halfway to HānaBanana bread and a quick break, right on the main road.
Laulima Farm Fruit Stand & CafeA tropical fruit tasting with a shady garden walk.
Hāna-Maui ResortAn ocean-view stay at the far end of the Hāna drive.
22Hanawi FallsRainforest cascades flash by as Route 360 crosses Hanawi Stream.
Kīpahulu CampgroundQuiet camping above the cliffs; bring your own water.
Waiʻānapanapa State Park CampgroundAn overnight stay gives you a head start on the black-sand coast.
23Keʻanae Congregational ChurchA stone church that survived the 1946 tsunami.
Hāna Ranch StoreTop up on basics before the drive’s remote eastern stretch.
24Hale HālāwaiA traditional meeting house adds a cultural pause at the trail fork.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Road to Hana Tour Guide
Road to Hana, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Road to Hana. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Waiʻānapanapa’s Black-Pebble Coast0:00 / 0:32
“You’re approaching Waiʻānapanapa State Park, where Pailoa Beach is a small bay of black volcanic pebbles. Those dark grains began as lava that cooled and broke apart in the sea.”
Plays as you drive up to Waiʻānapanapa State Park in the Parkwolf Road to Hana Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Kaʻahumanu and the Meal That Changed Hawaiʻi
- Hāna Farms’ Bakery and Bamboo Hale
- Hāna Lava Tube’s Rock and Fallout Shelter
- Hāna Cultural Center’s Local Stories
- 48 audio storiesacross Road to Hana’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Hawaiian Monk Seal, Green Sea Turtle, Frigatebird, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 13 trails, 39 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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