Halekiʻi-Pihana Heiau — Attraction in Hawaii

The Halekiʻi-Pihana Heiau State Monument is often overlooked despite its deserving love and attention. Tucked away in a residential neighborhood, it remains hidden behind a closed gate. Upon approaching the gate, a sign informs visitors that the heiau is accessible only on foot, restricting vehicular access. To reach the heiau, one must park on a nearby neighborhood street and embark on a brief hike along a paved road. The condition of the road leading to the heiau and parking lot at the top leaves much to be desired, likely contributing to the State's decision to prohibit vehicles beyond the gate. Nevertheless, my visit to the heiau was a delightful experience. I appreciated the presence of interpretive signs that provided valuable insights, and the breathtaking vista of East and West Maui added to the allure. Surprisingly, I had the monument all to myself, enjoying its serenity for a...

The place is a nice little visit if you are near Kahului. There well be a close gate, you'll have to park at the bottom of the hill and hike up. Not far. View is great since you get to stand on a high point looking down on the surrounding. The place have a sense of calmness to it. It is windy once you get up there, short little hike up, it's...

Very low key, but quiet. A bit difficult to find and you now have to walk in from the street. Interesting view of the city and port, well maintained, and there is a helpful descriptive plaque. The remains are fairly minimal - some stone building foundations...