Cartons, cigarette butts, and other trash do not add to your enjoyment of the park. You can easily dispose of these so that they cannot become obnoxious to you and those who come after you. With the number of visitors increasing each year, you can help protect and preserve the natural scene by placing all paper and other refuse in containers provided for this purpose and by refraining from picking or breaking flowers, plants, and natural specimens. _Won’t you do your share?_ THANK YOU.
Roads Park Boundary to: Miles Silversword Inn 1.0 Hosmer Grove 1.5 Park Headquarters 2.0 Halemauu Trail 5.6 Leleiwi Overlook 8.4 Kalahaku Overlook 10.1 Observatory 12.1 Red Hill (Summit) 12.8 CAA Station 13.8 Halemauu Trail Silversword Inn to: Miles Halemauu Trail Junction 2.9 Holua Visitor Cabin 5.9 Haleakala Park Road to: Holua Visitor Cabin 3.9 Holua Visitor Cabin to: Silversword Loop .9 Bottomless Pit 2.3 Bubble Cave 3.3 Kapalaoa Visitor Cabin 3.8 Paliku Visitor Cabin 6.3 Kaupo Village 14.1 Sliding Sands Trail Observatory to: Miles Holua Visitor Cabin 7.4 Kapalaoa Visitor Cabin 5.8 Bubble Cave 6.5 Paliku Visitor Cabin 9.8 Kaupo Village 17.5 Miscellaneous Mileages: Holua Visitor Cabin to 3.8 Miles Kapalaoa Visitor Cabin Kapalaoa Visitor Cabin to 4.0 Paliku Visitor Cabin Paliku Visitor Cabin to Holua 6.3 Visitor Cabin (Direct Route via Halemauu Trail) White Hill 0.2 Crater Overlook Trail 350 Feet
Area of the Crater 19 Square miles Circumference of the Crater 20 Miles Extreme length of the Crater 7½ Miles Extreme width of the Crater 2½ Miles Elevation of the summit of Red Hill 10,005 Feet Elevation of Puu o Maui 8,133 Feet Elevation of Park Boundary, Kaupo Trail 3,847 Feet Elevation of Park Boundary, Koolau Gap 6,450 Feet Area of the Haleakala Section, Hawaii National Park 26.7 Square miles
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[2]Ellis, William, A Narrative of a Tour Through Hawaii, or Owhyhee; with remarks on the History, Traditions, Manners, Customs and Language of the Inhabitants of the Sandwich Islands, London 1825.
[3]“Voyages of Discovery of Captain James Cook,” vol. II, page 958. Ward Luck, Bowden & Co., London.