Things to do in Kula

Haleakalā Crater offers an otherworldly volcanic landscape from its 10,023-foot summit above clouds. Witness endangered Nēnē geese and rare silversword plants while hiking trails across diverse terrain.

This unique grove blends native Hawaiian shrubland with introduced pines and eucalyptus trees. Follow the half-mile loop trail at dawn to spot rare native honeycreepers and breathe in the aromatic forest air.

This tranquil garden showcases nearly 2,000 plant species amid waterfalls and koi ponds since 1968. Wander the labeled paths to discover native Hawaiian flora, exotic plants, and a fascinating carved tiki exhibit.

Gaze into the vast volcanic landscape of Haleakalā Crater from this serene viewpoint. The panoramic vista showcases striking cinder cones and rare silversword plants against an otherworldly backdrop.

Wander through 13.5 acres of fragrant lavender gardens with panoramic views of Maui's central valley. Morning visits offer cooler temperatures to fully appreciate the aromatic experience and mountain vistas.

Hike through misty high-elevation forests of non-native redwoods and pines on the slopes of Haleakalā. The cool mountain air and panoramic views of Maui's central valley offer a Pacific Northwest experience in Hawaii.

From 10,023 feet above Maui, Puʻuʻulaʻula offers 360-degree views of Haleakalā Crater and neighboring islands. Shelter in the summit building while watching sunrise illuminate the rare silversword plants.

You can find out about the history of Waiakoa with a stop at Holy Ghost Mission. Stroll along the area's seaside or experience its great live music.