Hawaii's Hana Highway

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Hawaii's Hana Highway, officially known as the Hana Highway (HI-360), is a scenic 64-mile route on Maui's eastern coast. It connects Kahului to the tranquil town of Hana, passing through lush rainforests, past cascading waterfalls, and alongside dramatic ocean vistas. The road features over 600 curves and 59 bridges, many of which are one-lane, requiring careful navigation. This winding path offers numerous stops at natural wonders, such as Twin Falls and Wailua Falls, and cultural sites like the Ke'anae Peninsula. The Hana Highway is not just a drive but an immersive experience. It leads to secluded beaches like the black sand beach at Wai'anapanapa State Park and the red sand beach at Kaihalulu. Visitors can explore the Kaeleku Cave lava tube and enjoy local delicacies from roadside stands. The journey is about both the destination and the journey itself, allowing travelers to connect with Maui's unspoiled natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. With its unique blend of natural landscapes and historical significance, the Hana Highway is a must-visit location for those exploring Maui.