Cheap Things To Do in Wailuku, Hawaii

Local cultural monuments, a science center, hiking trails with views and swimming holes, all right near the... More on NileGuide

Good parking area, paved and not... More on Trekaroo

The Polipoli Trail begins at the campground and winds through lush old growth stands of cedar, alder, cypress and pine. The trail connects with the Haleakala Ridge Trail which follows the crest of ... More on Trails

It's quite an endeavor to get all of the way up there - 7 miles of hairpin More on Trails

Follow the driving directions on page 68 to Waipoli Road. From Waipoli Road, continue 5.9 miles up this steep winding road to the end of the pavement. Follow the unpaved road 2.3 ... More on Trails

Mountain bikers descending the Skyline Trail use this narrow trail so pleas More on Trails

Polipoli Spring is perched 6,200 feet up the western slope of Haleakala, the world's largest dormant volcan... More on LLBean.com

However, the trail is almost entirely on the inner side of the ridge, so you have to take spurs from time t... More on TripAdvisor

This ocean park's name means "sparkling water," and when you visit, you'll see why. The lush coastline has a black-sand beach for swimming and snorkel ing, and a rich tradition ... More on KidsPlayParks

Wai'anapanapa State Park's coastline is wild and remote, a place of solitude with stunning natural and archaeological wonders to explore. A stone arch and two fern-laden lava tube caves are within ... More on LLBean.com

The Redwood Trail descends from the Polipoli Campground through a mature forest of giant redwoods, cedars, pines and ash. The atmospheric path, frequently shrouded in a foggy mist, connects with the Boundary Trail at an old ranger ... More on Trails

The Polipoli Loop is a combination of four forested trails. The hike begins at the picnic area and campground on the Polipoli Trail and connects with the Haleakala Ridge Trail. A side path near the junction with the Plum Trail leads ... More on Trails

The Boundary-Waiohuli Loop winds through the shade of a towering forest with a lush understory of vegetation. The forested path descends along the north Kula Forest Reserve boundary, then follows the west boundary to an old cabin ... More on Trails

The Redwood Trail begins near the Polipoli Campground at 6,200 feet. The trail descends through magnificent stands of towering redwoods mixed with cedars, pines and ash. At the bottom is a three-way junction with the Plum and Boundary ... More on Trails

The Waiakoa Loop is a 3-mile loop trail in the Kula Forest Reserve on the slopes of Haleakala. The hike contours the hillside with panoramic views down country and across open grasslands. Switchbacks then descend 500 feet into a draw, ... More on Trails