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The Road to Hana is a popular tourist attraction on Maui; a scenic drive along a long, winding, and narrow road. There are a number of guides, but this one was interesting. The road continues past Hana to the Kīpahulu Visitor Center of Haleakalā National Park (which I’ll cover in a separate post). Beyond that, the road turns to dirt, and is intended for locals only. So we turned around after the visitor center, and retraced our path. An interactive map of our route: The road to Hana: There were numerous waterfalls along the road: View from Kaumahina State Wayside Park: Aunty Sandy’s Famous Banana Bread, with a long line: Very tasty: Keanae Lookout: Halfway to Hana: Coconut Glen’s: Hana Hawaiian BBQ: Interesting rocks: Back from Hana, we stopped at Noodle Lahaina for dinner: Our haul of Hana banana bread and other goodies (other than the couple of loaves we ate on the road): Sunset:

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