Hawaiian Hale
A reproduction of a traditional Hawaiian hale, or house, stands near the Kipahulu Visitor Center.
Plan Around Hawaiian Hale
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Hawaiian Hale Details
"Hale" is the Hawaiian word for house: it's part of the name of Haleakala (House of the Sun), and there's also a reproduction of a traditional Hawaiian hale near the Kipahulu Visitor Center. The hale open sides and a grass roof supported by logs held in place by a foundation of volcanic rock.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Hawaiian Hale
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Kuloa Point Trail
The easy, 0.6-mile Kuloa Point Trail in the park's Kipahulu area takes you from the visitor center to scenic Kuloa Point.
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Kipahulu Visitor Center
The coastal Kipahulu section of Haleakala National Park has its own visitor center.
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Ohe'o Gulch
Commonly, if incorrectly, referred to as the Seven Sacred Pools, the pools of Ohe'o Gulch are located in the Kipahula section of the park.
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Kipahulu Campground
Kipahulu Campground is near sea level in the Kipahulu area of the park.
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Pipiwai Trail
The Pipiwai Trail is one of the most interesting and rewarding hikes on Maui.
