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Haleakalā NP, Hawaii
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Kīpahulu is part of the Haleakalā National Park, which preserves the cultural heritage of Native Hawaiians, including ancient agricultural terraces and sacred sites. source: National Park Service
The 'Ohe'o Gulch, often referred to as the Seven Sacred Pools, is a series of beautiful cascading waterfalls and pools located in Kīpahulu. source: National Park Service
The area is home to numerous endemic species, including the Hawaiian goose (nēnē) and rare native plants. source: National Park Service
The Pipiwai Trail is a historic path that leads hikers through lush rainforest and past the towering Waimoku Falls. source: National Park Service
The fertile lands of Kīpahulu were once used by Native Hawaiians for taro farming, a staple crop in Hawaiian culture. source: National Park Service
The landscapes of Kīpahulu hold spiritual importance for Native Hawaiians, with many sites used for traditional practices and ceremonies. source: National Park Service
