Road to Hana Map - Best Stops
This section contains a description of each stop that is embedded in my Road to Hana map.
Watch for the green Mile Marker signs on the side of the road to identify your locations and stops.
Most references to help you identify your sighseeing stops will use these mile marker signs.

Keanae Park - between Mile Markers 16 & 17
Three Bears Falls - between 19 & 20 mile markers
Waikani Falls is also called Three Bears Falls (Papa, Mama, and Baby falls - like the bears!) because the three falls are different sizes (Note: like all the waterfalls on the Hana highway, there may be 'no falls' if water volume is low; or 'one fall' if the water volume is so high that one giant waterfall is created).
Nahiku Cove - Mile Marker 25
Nahiku Cove provides a cool green break at an isolated cove. This area is best known as home to famous people such as the late Beatle George Harrison. The high rainfall encourages a lot of greenery - the three mile drive to the cove is like driving through a jungle.
Read more about Keanae Park, Three Bears Falls and Nahiku Cove

Black Sand Beach - just past Mile Marker 32
Wai'anapanapa State Park has a black sand beach, a freshwater spring fed pool in a lava cave for swimming, and restrooms.
Read more about the Maui black sand beach and Wai'anapanapa State Park.

Hana Beach Park - Hana

Red Sand Beach - Hana
Just south of

Hamoa Beach - Hana
Read more about Hana Bay Beach, Red Sand Beach, and Hamoa Beach

Wailua Falls - Mile Marker 45
As you leave Hana and travel south on Hana Highway 31, you continue the lush tropical vegetation and waterfalls that you saw on the road to Hana.
Seven Sacred Pools - Oheo Gulch - Mile Marker 42
The waterfalls and pools at Oheo Gulch (often referred to by a marketing term - 'Seven Sacred Pools') on the Hana highway are a popular destination for hiking, swimming, and viewing waterfalls. This area is part of
Read more Seven Sacred Pools and Wailua Falls
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