Haleakala National Park
Haleakala National Park
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Also known as the "House of the Sun," this 30,000-acre national park is popular for hiking, camping, and catching sunrises and sunsets.
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- Brenda UApple Valley, Minnesota148 contributionsAmazing-Rainbow at Top!The drive was about 90 minutes. We stopped at the visitor center. The drive up to the top has beautiful sentry. So many rocks, mountains , greenery to see. When you get to the top be ready for chilly weather with high winds. The best thing at the top is a rainbow over the crater! Breathtaking!!!Visited March 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 18 March 2023
- tekaboat92 contributionsSpectacular, but go earlyThe view of the volcanic valley is not to be missed. I have seen nothing like it elsewhere. However, go early as the clouds may roll in late morning or early afternoon and all you will see is fog. We did not go for sunrise, but arrived about 9 so all was well. Recommend a short walk down the Shifting Sands Trail to the viewpoints (about 1 mile).Visited March 2023Written 3 April 2023
- Jazoe On The GoLas Vegas, Nevada220 contributionsA Must Do When Visiting MauiThis is a must do when visiting Maui. We did a sunrise tour, and the drive up from Kihei was about 2 hours with a few stops along the way. It was much colder than we imagined, and we had layered up as suggested. We arrived about an hour before sunrise and found a good spot while we waited. It was definitely worth the wait. Absolutely indescribable. Amazing and so beautiful. It is truly the House of the Sun. Put this on your must do list when visiting Maui. If you decide to drive up instead of taking a tour. Please take your time, especially in the early morning before the sun comes up. The road can be Windi at times. Don't forget to layer up if you go for the Sunrise. Hand warmers and blankets are a big help.Visited October 2022Written 6 April 2023
- Melinda ZSaint Louis, Missouri19 contributionsIncredible landscapeThis is the 4 or 5 time to visit the mountain. It never disappoints. We had a beautiful clear morning and could see the island of Hawaii in its entirety. It’s worth your time to walk even for a short distance on the Sliding Sand trail to get the feel of being in the crater. Haleakala is a beautiful place.Visited April 2023Written 7 April 2023
- IloveWDW2Pratt, Kansas373 contributionsWorth the driveHaleakala National Park was not on my list of sites to go see but I am so glad that we took the drive. It was BEAUTIFUL at the top. You are literally above the clouds and the views were breathtaking. IF you are lucky you will come across some Nene.Visited May 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 15 May 2023
- Carrie D.Cleveland, Ohio1,987 contributionsAbsolutely Spectacular!This was my 22nd National Park—I’ve now visited over 1/3 of them. Haleakala National Park was absolutely unexpectedly amazing! We thought Hawaii Volcanoes NP would be the highlight of the Hawaii Parks, but we were blown away by Haleakala! The journey up through the park is one crazy, twisty & turning road that takes you up above the clouds. It was white knuckle for sure, especially driving up through the clouds where visibility isn’t great, but it was 100% worth it. We thought the view from the visitor center was incredible, but we were speechless when we got up to the summit. The views from the top are expansive—you could even see the two volcanoes on the Big Island. Overall, this was one of our favorite things we did on Maui. Wd did stop at the one visitor center about half way up and it had a small gift shop and we got a passport stamp. If I had one small suggestion, it would be to have a NPS passport stamp in the little indoor viewing area at the House of the Sun at the top that says ‘summit.’Visited April 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 19 June 2023
- Taylor MorrisBoise, Idaho81 contributionsBeautiful parkThis is about a 3ish mile hike. It honestly felt longer than that, but it's a pretty hike with a bunch of different types of scenery. My favorite part was the bamboo forest we walked through. There's another smaller loop down by the water, and it takes you to a black sand beach. Definitely go on that loop for the view, and if you don't have too much time.Visited February 2023Written 23 June 2023
- Journey8118268 contributionsBreathtaking!My kids did not want to do this drive, and they are glad I forced them! I read about this trip before we went so we packed coats, hats and gloves. We decided to do the sunset as it fit our schedule better and we didn't have to get a reservation. We headed up the mountain in the late afternoon after stopping to pick up sandwiches. We loved listening to the Shaka App guide and learned a ton as we drove up. There were so many different landscapes. We arrived at the top about an hour before sunset and the top parking lot was already filled. We went to the parking lot just below and found a great spot. We hiked up a little trail and had our sandwiches as we watched the sun go down. We stayed about an extra hour to watch the stars come out. If I had to do it again I would have gone up earlier to do some of the hiking trails.Visited July 2023Written 30 July 2023
- mnnofzigerNashville, Tennessee448 contributionsSpectacularBy far, the best of my 2 week Maui vacation. We did both sunrise and sunset (on different days). And I recommend them both! Unlike what we heard, there really IS a difference! Sunset was beautiful and after we watched a fog roll in. Sunrise was spectacular! Make sure to have a reservation and leave early! Also wear warm clothes! I will always remember this sunrise experience!Visited July 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten 30 July 2023
- trackeremTexas438 contributionsGet there early!Beautiful sunrise, worth the trip! Important: get there early! We thought we were early enough but we’re not! The parking lot was full so we parked in the overflow and walked the incline to the top! The walk isn’t do able for lots of folks! With the elevation and incline together, moderate to difficult walk on the paved road. Positive: sunrise was incredible! 1 of our best things to do!Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten 19 November 2023
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MNice
Bloomington, MN2,684 contributions
Feb 2024 • Couples
We decided we would go at sunset, rather than sunrise. It was a tough decision, we were happy we did it. So, if you are like us, you came to Maui to have beach time, snorkel time, and see the sights. We spent nine days in Hawaii; consider the first day and last day travel days when you get the lay of the land or are in transit (think jet-lag). You are down to seven days; we felt Pearl Harbor (Oahu), snorkel day, Haleakala sunrise/sunset, Road to Hana, Hookipa Bay (the turtles), Keone’o’io Nature Preserve and two beach days rounds it out with a spa morning and some evening dinners. So there you have it, a busy vacation with a little sun time; now back to Haleakala. We did not feel waking up at 1:00 a.m. to be in line at 3:00 a.m. is worth it if you budget your time for a week-ish vacation. Instead of getting up in the middle of the night for Haleakala, we got up early one morning, drove straight to Hana- go past Hana and see the waterfalls, eat at Huli Huli Chicken on the beach in Hana, stop at Coconut Glens for an afternoon snack, drive up to Haleakala, see the sunset and hike a bit before that. The turtles are 15 minutes from the airport, do them the day you go home. Skip the expensive snorkeling and rent at the beach on Ka’annapali Beach near the Black Rock. It’s not everything, but it hits the high points. FYI; the pass to get into Haleakala is $30, but it’s good for three days. If I gave you bad advice, you can go back in the morning (get on the National Park Service reservations 2 days in advance). Remember, you don’t need a reservation for the sunset, just the sunrise. Another tidbit; the road to Haleakala is just a lot of turns and I don’t know why other reviews are so hung up on it; think Rocky Mountain National Park.
Written 9 February 2024
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Sarah-Ryan1
Las Vegas, NV157 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
We arrived at the entrance station around 8am (you can't enter before 7am unless you have reservations which seem impossible to acquire). Anyway. We tried but couldn't get sunrise reservations & was certainly not going to bother with a tour. So it goes! Gorgeous views from the summit and plenty of parking as everyone who watched the sunrise seemed to be headed down the hill. We are mountain people, so we came prepared with our down coats and mittens & you'll want to be prepared the same. There are some informative signs around The House of the Sun where you can also view the nearby observatory (not open to public). Teeny tiny visitor center at the summit (this one closes at noon).
We did a trail-run/hike from Sliding Sands trail to Kapalaoa cabin and looped around to the Halemau'u trailhead. There are several paths to take & distance-combos, but this loop ended up being around 14.5 miles. While we were chilly at the summit, we were down to our tank tops & shorts inside the crater itself. The running quality is excellent, save for the flat portion to Kapalaoa cabin which is a bit softer/challenging sand. We didn't see many people despite it being an absolutely sunny & gorgeous day. We hitched a ride from Halemau'u back to the summit to get our vehicle. This obviously isn't a guarantee, but we're used to hitching rides in Nat'l parks so it worked out. Of course, bring all the layers, water, sunscreen, etc. like any other run/hike...
Absolutely worthwhile to trail run and/or hike within the crater itself. The terrain is more varied than appears from simply looking down into the crater. Reminded me a lot of the variation when climbing Kilimanjaro, which I did not expect! There are not many hiking trails off the main road to the park, so plan on a longer adventure unless you prefer out and back. Remember, what hikes down, must hike up!
We did a trail-run/hike from Sliding Sands trail to Kapalaoa cabin and looped around to the Halemau'u trailhead. There are several paths to take & distance-combos, but this loop ended up being around 14.5 miles. While we were chilly at the summit, we were down to our tank tops & shorts inside the crater itself. The running quality is excellent, save for the flat portion to Kapalaoa cabin which is a bit softer/challenging sand. We didn't see many people despite it being an absolutely sunny & gorgeous day. We hitched a ride from Halemau'u back to the summit to get our vehicle. This obviously isn't a guarantee, but we're used to hitching rides in Nat'l parks so it worked out. Of course, bring all the layers, water, sunscreen, etc. like any other run/hike...
Absolutely worthwhile to trail run and/or hike within the crater itself. The terrain is more varied than appears from simply looking down into the crater. Reminded me a lot of the variation when climbing Kilimanjaro, which I did not expect! There are not many hiking trails off the main road to the park, so plan on a longer adventure unless you prefer out and back. Remember, what hikes down, must hike up!
Written 31 December 2023
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FSUgonoles
Littleton, CO12 contributions
Nov 2023 • Family
Very enjoyable park. We were able to visit both visitor centers and take some short hikes. I would highly recommend visiting.
Written 25 December 2023
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Chris
Marl, Germany12 contributions
Nov 2023 • Couples
The way is the target! Going by car is a kind of an adventure. The road was really in good condition and the varying nature is really interesting. And once you reach at the top at 3.055 m, it is amazing and reqarding for the drive of more than one hour. Clouds were interchanging with sun, but at the summit it was really sunny and not too cold.
Written 23 November 2023
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trackerem
Texas438 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
Beautiful sunrise, worth the trip! Important: get there early! We thought we were early enough but we’re not! The parking lot was full so we parked in the overflow and walked the incline to the top! The walk isn’t do able for lots of folks! With the elevation and incline together, moderate to difficult walk on the paved road. Positive: sunrise was incredible! 1 of our best things to do!
Written 19 November 2023
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smhr
Pickering, Canada277 contributions
Nov 2023 • Couples
We went to see the sun rise here in Nov so not sure why Tripadvisor saying its closed
You do need a reservation (costs $1) and in addition pay the Park fees. The reservation is only done online but the Park fee can either be paid online or at the gate.
It is very cold at the top, so you need to be appropriately dressed up for that. The temps at the top will be below freezing with wind chill. I am not kidding! IF you are not dressed for that, then you will not be enjoying the sun rise.
The road to get to the top of the mountain is a little challenging, specially because the drive is during the dark ie before sun rise. We left at 3am and were at the visitor center at around 5:15 am. Visitor center is where most people stop to see the sunrise.
The sun will rise from opposite to where you enter the parking lot. Most people will be heading that way, so you can follow the crowds
After the sunrise, you can go to the top and go for a few hikes, but we didnt find anything special and ended up getting off at 3 places, one at the top and the other 2 as we were driving down
The cellphone and internet services are not the greatest here, so be prepared
You do need a reservation (costs $1) and in addition pay the Park fees. The reservation is only done online but the Park fee can either be paid online or at the gate.
It is very cold at the top, so you need to be appropriately dressed up for that. The temps at the top will be below freezing with wind chill. I am not kidding! IF you are not dressed for that, then you will not be enjoying the sun rise.
The road to get to the top of the mountain is a little challenging, specially because the drive is during the dark ie before sun rise. We left at 3am and were at the visitor center at around 5:15 am. Visitor center is where most people stop to see the sunrise.
The sun will rise from opposite to where you enter the parking lot. Most people will be heading that way, so you can follow the crowds
After the sunrise, you can go to the top and go for a few hikes, but we didnt find anything special and ended up getting off at 3 places, one at the top and the other 2 as we were driving down
The cellphone and internet services are not the greatest here, so be prepared
Written 18 November 2023
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mnnofziger
Nashville, TN448 contributions
Jul 2023 • Couples
By far, the best of my 2 week Maui vacation. We did both sunrise and sunset (on different days). And I recommend them both! Unlike what we heard, there really IS a difference! Sunset was beautiful and after we watched a fog roll in. Sunrise was spectacular! Make sure to have a reservation and leave early! Also wear warm clothes! I will always remember this sunrise experience!
Written 30 July 2023
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Journey811826
8 contributions
Jul 2023
My kids did not want to do this drive, and they are glad I forced them! I read about this trip before we went so we packed coats, hats and gloves. We decided to do the sunset as it fit our schedule better and we didn't have to get a reservation. We headed up the mountain in the late afternoon after stopping to pick up sandwiches. We loved listening to the Shaka App guide and learned a ton as we drove up. There were so many different landscapes. We arrived at the top about an hour before sunset and the top parking lot was already filled. We went to the parking lot just below and found a great spot. We hiked up a little trail and had our sandwiches as we watched the sun go down. We stayed about an extra hour to watch the stars come out. If I had to do it again I would have gone up earlier to do some of the hiking trails.
Written 30 July 2023
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Bevker
Austin, TX29 contributions
Jul 2023 • Couples
The drive is crazy so go slow, be careful and take nausea medication. Also stay hydrated!! This park is truly breathtaking! Go early before it gets busy and make a reservation if you go before 7am. I recommend the slippery sands hike but if you go past the half mile point be prepared. It takes twice as long to hike back up. Truly an experience I will never forget!!!
Written 30 July 2023
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Travelwife
Tennessee66 contributions
Jun 2023
We got up at 3 am & drove to the top to see the sunrise which was AMAZING! It seems crazy to get up at 3 am while on vacation, but it was so beautiful! It is a special memory that I will never forget!
The road on the way up in the dark is SCARY, SCARY! After you enter the park, there are NO guard rails & you are driving along cliffs. National Park employees, if you are reading this, put guard rails on that road!! When we got to the park, there was only 1 parking spot left at the top where the overlook is. The ranger was closing the gate to the parking lot. The wall around the overlook is the best place to watch the sunrise. Once that parking lot is full, you have to park down at the visitor center.
It was FREEZING, even in June, so bundle up. We had wind breakers & blankets, but I wish I had brought beanies & gloves too. We felt sorry for the people in flip flops & shorts. My fingers turned purple trying to take pics. After we saw the sunrise, we ate breakfast which I had brought with us, then we took the Sliding Sands trail. We hiked almost to the crater about 2-1/2 miles down. We saw some amazing views & hiked through a cloud back up. I would dress in layers because we got hot hiking down, then when we walked through the cloud going back up, we got wet & cold again.
We saw a Chukar bird in the parking lot.
After we came down the mountain we ate a delicious lunch at the Kula Lodge restaurant. I got some hot tea to warm up. We had a table by the window so we were able to watch their beautiful garden.
A few days later, we did the Road to Hana & hiked the Waimoku Falls trail on the other side of the park. It was a great hike, however, you cannot hike all the way to the falls. There is a sign that you cannot go past due to rocks coming over the falls. It would be great if there was a way to see the entire falls without being in danger.
The road on the way up in the dark is SCARY, SCARY! After you enter the park, there are NO guard rails & you are driving along cliffs. National Park employees, if you are reading this, put guard rails on that road!! When we got to the park, there was only 1 parking spot left at the top where the overlook is. The ranger was closing the gate to the parking lot. The wall around the overlook is the best place to watch the sunrise. Once that parking lot is full, you have to park down at the visitor center.
It was FREEZING, even in June, so bundle up. We had wind breakers & blankets, but I wish I had brought beanies & gloves too. We felt sorry for the people in flip flops & shorts. My fingers turned purple trying to take pics. After we saw the sunrise, we ate breakfast which I had brought with us, then we took the Sliding Sands trail. We hiked almost to the crater about 2-1/2 miles down. We saw some amazing views & hiked through a cloud back up. I would dress in layers because we got hot hiking down, then when we walked through the cloud going back up, we got wet & cold again.
We saw a Chukar bird in the parking lot.
After we came down the mountain we ate a delicious lunch at the Kula Lodge restaurant. I got some hot tea to warm up. We had a table by the window so we were able to watch their beautiful garden.
A few days later, we did the Road to Hana & hiked the Waimoku Falls trail on the other side of the park. It was a great hike, however, you cannot hike all the way to the falls. There is a sign that you cannot go past due to rocks coming over the falls. It would be great if there was a way to see the entire falls without being in danger.
Written 7 July 2023
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Camper23843118473
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Can we enter Haleakala national park summit before 3am without a sunrise reservation?
tekaboat
Seattle92 contributions
I would definitely get a reservation. Waiting would be very cold, if it was even possible. If you get there at 7 it will still be beautiful!
BigXUXU
Houston, TX11 contributions
Anything interesting to do without going to the top? Traveling with a 2 year old and a 6 year old, and the older one has quite bad motion sickness. So I doubt if we can make to the top. Anything fun to do in the middle?
FFL0127
Orlando, FL130 contributions
I have a four year old granddaughter and I doubt she would have enjoyed this. Not many stops on the way to the top. Those that we did find were gorgeous and scenic but I doubt our family toddler would have appreciated it. We also had an adult with motion sickness and the trip was a real struggle for them.
Maya D
Bradenton, FL52 contributions
how long does it take to drive down the road after sunset? My husband is concerned. TY
Bismarckan
Bismarck, ND29 contributions
I want to say it took longer than an hour. I don’t recommend driving after sunset unless you know the area. I don’t think it’s safe to drive in the dark.
SKCYCLES
Massapequa Park, NY263 contributions
I would like to go up there but I have mild COPD. I thought that if I go I would bring my portable CPAP machine that I can use in the car. Thoughts?
jessica p
Westlake, OH135 contributions
Would check with your doctor but ? Cpap is usually for obstructive sleep apnea not COPD. If you are on oxygen for COPD might want to be careful. Kaleakana is 10K feet above sea level, keeping in mind that Denver is 5 k feet above sea level. In terms of exertion there are places you can drive and dont have to climb much.
mwsd
San Diego, CA46 contributions
HI Everyone,
Does anyone know which entrance to the park we would use to get to the summit? We'd like to go up to the top near the observatory to see the sunset and do some stargazing. Has anyone done that recently? How late can we stay up there before we exit the park?
Thanks,
Mary in San Diego :)
Jerri L
Johnston, IA2,174 contributions
The inland entrance to the park to see the crater and experience the summit is past Pukalani on route 37 - then take 377 to 378.
adlanger314
11 contributions
Hi there-
Planning to do the sunrise viewing at the end of the summer and already got my $1.00 sunrise ticket reserved in advance. But I see on their website you also need a park entrance ticket that's like $30 for 3 days. Can that also be purchased online in advance like the sunrise ticket was? It's a bit unclear on the website about when/where to get that 3 day pass, but ideally I'd like to buy it ahead of time so I'm not worrying about getting it at 4am that morning somewhere at the park in the dark...
If anyone could provide more info on that, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks! -Alyssa
Its easy to get that when entering the park at the booth when you come in or at the machine. i dont know and dont think its available online
Can I enter Kipahulu before it opens?
Jerri L
Johnston, IA2,174 contributions
I would call and ask - with their covid restrictions still quite active, it may not be typical protocol they are following currently.
Vivian B
Recklinghausen, Germany11 contributions
Hallo,
kann man nachts, wenn man zum Sonnenaufgang fährt den tri-park Pass (55$ )kaufen? Ist dort ein Automat?
Die Reservierung für den Sonnenaufgang habe ich bereits online durchgeführt.
Bob S
Warrenville, IL1,271 contributions
Ja, der Tri-Park-Pass bietet bei Sonnenaufgang Zugang zum Park. Dies gilt nur für nicht gewerbliche Fahrzeuge. Die Reservierung, die Sie haben, sichert Ihnen einen Parkplatz.
(Ich habe Google Übersetzer verwendet, mein Deutsch ist schlecht)
Patricia H
Mableton, GA20 contributions
Do have to have reservations for sunset @Haleakala summit?
Samantha Henry
15 contributions
The park entrance fee is $25 and lasts for three days.
Michael P
11 contributions
I am trying to book a reservation 2 month in advance. right now I can see 7:00 sun-rise. is this the same as 3:00am? I figure it is not but I don't see other options for the dates I have been looking.
Kieran S
Danville, CA57 contributions
Get the federal park pass it works here and is a great value.
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