Route: Beginning at 1,000` elevation, trail climbs the windward
slope of west Maui through a brushy guava thicket, a young stand of
planted trees, and wet native scrub forest. Views of Waihee Gorge
and Makamakaole Gulch can be seen along the way. On the peak, at
2,563` are panoramic views of Wailuku and central Maui, the
Kahakuloa slopes, and Mount Eke. Weather at the summit varies from
clear to overcast with showers. No drinking water is available
along the trail. Camping is not permitted. Wear bright colored
clothing. Be aware thay you may encounter hunters who may be
hunting off trail. Stay on trail.
parking at: N 20° 57.178 W 156° 31.896
Directions: From Kahekili Highway (340), turn up Maluhia Road
and go 0.9 miles. A sign on a fence marks the trail head. Follow
right-of-way markers through pasture before entering forest.
Small note on cache maintenance: local cacher
"Angry Eyebrows" will help me maintain the cache