Sunrise at Haleakalā is a magical experience, but you need a reservation.
The summit can be chilly and windy, especially before dawn.
Haleakalā means house of the sun n Hawaiian. It is a sacred place for Native Hawaiians.
Haleakalā Crater is an erosional valley with cinder cones and lava flows.
The road to Haleakalā is winding and steep, but offers spectacular views of Maui. Stop at overlooks and visitor centers along the way.
The Kīpahulu District is on the southeast coast of Maui, about 2 hours from the summit.
Haleakalā is home to many unique and rare plants and animals, some of which are found nowhere else.
Rangers offer free talks, walks, and demonstrations throughout the park.
If you want to extend your visit, you can camp or stay in a cabin in the park. You need a permit and a reservation.
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Sunset at Haleakalā is equally stunning as sunrise, but less crowded. You can also enjoy the night sky, which is one of the darkest and clearest in the world.
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