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A little over 10 miles down the road from Hana the road becomes one lane.It's a one lane road for two way traffic.With many blind corners. And really no where to pull over if one meets a car coming the other way. When we drove the road back in 2006 we turned around at Waimoku Falls. Honestly it was not fun driving this part of the Hana Highway.This is St. Joseph Catholic Church in Kaupo Maui on the Hana Highway. The chruch was buildt in 1862. Please see their website for their mass schedule, www.friendsofstjoseph-kaupo.orgMore of the one lane road, at least this section is somewhat paved.This is Apole Point. It's a lava field formed a few hundred years ago.DSCF1040.JPGThis is the Pokowai Sea Arch. Look just to the right of center and you will see the sea arch ie hole in the rock.This is the Pahihi Gulch, ie a big ditch left behind by rain run off.This is the Manawainui Gulch.The other side of the road at the Manawainui Gulch. The gulch was way bigger then this picture conveysThis is the Kanaio Natural Area Reserve, the lava in this area flowed from Mt Haleakala some 500 years go.DSCF1053.JPG
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It's a one lane road for two way traffic.



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