Halali'i
Halali'i is a greyish cinder cone that's easily visible from the Haleakala Visitor Center.
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Halali'i Details
Halali'i is a greyish cinder cone that's easily visible from the Haleakala Visitor Center. It sits alongside the Sliding Sands Trail and neighbors Ka Moa a Pele, a reddish cinder cone. As the name suggests, a cinder cone is a conical hill surrounding a volcanic vent, comprised of cinders and other material ejected from the vent.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Halali'i
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0.3 mi away
Pu'u Naue
Pu'u Naue is a red-gray cinder cone on the floor of Haleakala Crater.
0.4 mi away
Ka Moa o Pele
The reddish Ka Moa o Pele cinder cone stands at a height of 7,680 feet.
0.9 mi away
Silversword Loop Trail
This one-mile loop trail off of the Halemau'u Trail gives hikers an up-close look at rare silversword plants.
1.0 mi away
Haleakala Crater
The summit area of Haleakala, while sometimes referred to as its crater, is actually a valley formed by erosion and periodically filled with lava flows.
1.3 mi away
Pu'u o Maui
The 600-foot-high Pu'u o Maui is the largest cinder cone in the Haleakala crater.
