The Park

This state park is one of the first big stops on the Road to Hana. You might appreciate stretching your legs along their spacious 7.8 acres. One of the favorite aspects for most who stop here is the bathrooms! As there aren't too many genuine bathroom breaks, make sure to take advantage of this one!

And if you are in an adventurous mood, feel free to attempt their "hiking" trail. As we quickly found out, the trail isn't well-maintained or easily accessible. However, there are dozens of native Hawaiian plants and birds there that make this experience worth trying!

The Sights

Make sure to bring a pair of binoculars and a camera, because the scenic coastal view is one for the scrapbook! During whale season, you might even get a free whale sighting!

There are a few picnic tables that are usually vacant. As this is an earlier stop on the Road to Hana, most people aren't ready to pull out their lunch quite yet. So, if you feel like taking your time and exploring, you'll probably have plenty of space!

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