The National Park was established in 1916 and now protects 30,183 (12,214 ha) acres of land on Maui.

The path will vary from flagstone, concrete, and wooden boards; it will wind its way along the beautiful coastline.

The track is dotted with numerous waterfalls and tropical trees and plants as well as tons of overlooks of the ocean…

Spanning more than 30,000 acres of public land, the stunning landscapes range from Mars-like red deserts and rock…

It's a valley caused more by erosion and minor lava fills from surrounding vent tubes than a true volcanic crater.

Sometimes called “The Hawaiian Aquarium”, this 3-acre marine park faithfully replicates the natural ocean ecosystem…

Hundreds of kites and sails against the deep blue sky.

This gigantic waterfall (tallest on Maui) drops 400-feet down a sheer lava rock wall into a boulder-strewn pool.

Now over 60 ft high, the Banyan has 12 major trunks sprouted from the "Mother Tree".

Actually the shoreline sit in a black glittering pebble lava that matches the hues of deep blue-green ocean.