Road to Hana Maps

Stops include Keanae Park beach, Waikani Falls (also called Three Bears Falls), Nahiku Cove, black sand beach and trail at Wai'anapanapa State Park, Hana town, Hamoa Beach, Wailua Falls, and Oheo Gulch (often referred to by a marketing term - 'Seven Sacred Pools') at the outer edges of Haleakala National Park.


If you want a traditional paper Maui map, I recommend purchasing the folded version of the Frankos Maui Guide Map to give you a good orientation of the Road to Hana.

If you purchase the map in advance of your Maui vacation, you can spread the map out for some trip planning on the long flight to Maui.

What makes Frankos maps worth $6, rather than a free map? Descriptions and tips are written right on the map. So you don't have to read about a destination in a Maui book, then locate that destination on a map.


Try to find a free Maui Guides booklet from the brochure racks in the car rental lobby when you arrive at the Maui airport. This booklet doesn't include much in the way of descriptions, but it does include several Road to Hana maps.

You can also switch between different views - map, terrain, and satellite.




The traditional paper Maui map has extensive notes about the road to Hana written right on the map - it's like a Maui Guide Book and map all in one.




Maui Guides is the only free booklet I recommend because it has some small road to Hana maps and few ads.