Discover 5 parks for picnicking within driving distance of Makawao
"Makawao, known for its paniolo (cowboy) culture, is a short drive from the monument, making it ideal for those combining upcountry charm with historical exploration."
A historic site featuring ancient Hawaiian temples and sweeping views of central Maui.
"Makawao, famous for its paniolo (cowboy) heritage and art galleries, attracts visitors interested in exploring Maui’s upcountry and nearby parks."
A high-elevation park with forests, hiking, and scenic vistas on Maui’s Haleakalā slopes.
"Makawao blends paniolo (cowboy) culture with art galleries, and locals enjoy Makena’s beaches for relaxation and recreation."
Makena State Park boasts two iconic beaches with golden sand and stunning coastal scenery.
"Makawao, a charming upcountry town known for its paniolo (cowboy) culture, is a great stop for visitors seeking art galleries and a scenic drive to the park."
A scenic overlook with panoramic views of Ke‘anae Valley and the North Shore.
"Makawao, an upcountry Maui town, is popular with those seeking cooler climates and scenic drives to the island’s lush east side."
A scenic rainforest park with waterfalls and picnic areas along the Hana Highway.