Due to the rough and steep terrain, WE REQUIRE HIKING BOOTS TO BE WORN THAT COVER THE ANKLE, and unfortunately, we will have to turn folks away without proper boots. Plan to pack layered clothing, raingear, two liters of water, lunch, sunscreen and a hat. Please clean all your gear, backpacks and boots and leave hitchhiking seeds behind to prevent ...
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Tri-Isle RC&D
77 Hoʻokele Ave., Suite 202
Kahului, HI 96732
Past the little town of ʻUlupalakua and the tiny but graced headquarters of ʻUlupalakua Ranch, on the leeward flanks of Haleakalā volcano, begin in earnest lava fields that continue for another twenty of so miles until Kaupō district. To most who pass this way, kapu to rental cars, the lava seems barren and like a moonscape, formidable, almost hostile, and ...
