Can you see Nakalele Blowhole from the road?

The trail to the blowhole can be found directly off the main road (Kahekili Highway). There is an obvious parking area right off the main road as well. Well it’s a big patch of dirt. If you’re going during the day, you’ll probably see other cars parked so you’ll know there’s something around!

How do you get the Nakalele Blowhole?

The best way to get to the Nakalele Blowhole is via West Maui’s Kapalua. The drive is pretty easy, and there are some spectacular views! Head northeast past Kapalua on the Honoapiilani Highway (Hwy 30) for a short drive of about 15 or 20 minutes in total.

What is the blowhole in Maui?

Maui’s Nakalele blowhole is a geological formation in West Maui that erupts every few minutes with over 50-foot geyser-like water spouts. The Nakalele blowhole is located 30-minutes north of Ka’anapali. One can view the blowhole from above or hike a quarter-mile to the blowhole.

Where is the heart shaped rock in Maui?

Maui’s Nakalele Heart Rock is a natural rock outcropping with a heart-shaped hole eroded into it. And, as its name suggests, it was next to the Nakalele Blowhole. The blowhole and rock are out past Kapalua, way out in the middle of nowhere.

Why is it called the acid war zone trail?

The fantastic name of “Acid War Zone” has been coined for an area between the light beacon and the Nakalele Blowhole. It is a sight that is definitely impressive and worth checking out when you find yourself out here for the blowhole.

Is Nakalele Blowhole on road to Hana?

Our family enjoyed this quick jaunt with amazing views. There is plenty of parking, and the blowhole can be seen from the road. If you plan to trek down to the blowhole, I strongly suggest you take water and wear tennis shoes.

Can you swim at Nakalele Blowhole?

They are beautiful and well worth the trip, but they also tend to draw a crowd. Anyone wanting to swim or relax on the beach can visit D.T. Fleming Beach before or after seeing Nakalele Blowhole. The beach is twenty minutes away from it.

What happened to the Maui heart?

The heart-shaped portion of the rock has been destroyed by nature and is now gone. At some point in the recent past, part of the rock formation of the heart-shaped rock broke away. Google reviews indicate that this may have happened in January 2020. All that’s left is half of the heart-shaped rock!

Why is it called acid war zone?

Is the heart rock in Maui gone?

What beach has a heart-shaped rock formation?

Kouri Beach is at the entrance of the island, and some more beaches are scattered on the opposite side of the island. Especially “Thinu-hama Beach,” where you can find heart-shaped rocks, has become a new famous scenery spot on Kouri Island and been called Heart-shaped Rock Beach.

How do you get to Dragon’s Teeth in Maui?

To get to Dragon’s Teeth, take Honoapiilani Hwy. northeast and turn left onto Office Road just past mile marker 30. At the end of Office Road, take a right and park in the little parking lot. You’ll have to walk across the edge of a golf course to reach the teeth.

What happened to Kilauea Volcano?

On September 29 at 3:20 pm HST, the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) detected a fissure eruption within Halemaʻumaʻu crater in Kaluapele (the Kīlauea summit caldera). The new eruption began four months after the end of the previous Kīlauea eruption which ended on May 26, 2021.

What happened to the Halemaʻumaʻu volcano?

On September 29, at 3:30 pm HST, three fissures opened east of the large island near the center of the lava lake that was active within Halemaʻumaʻu crater from December 2020 until May 2021. The new fissures generated lava flows on the surface of the previous lava lake surface.

What is the youngest volcano on the island of Hawaii?

Learn more about Kīlauea, the youngest volcano on the Island of Hawaiʻi. The Maunaiki eruption in the Kaʻū Desert lasted from December 1919 to August 1920. For 18 days in 1924, hundreds of steam explosions from Kīlauea hurled mud, debris, and boulders great distances.

Where can I see the eruption of Kilauea?

One of the easiest and most convenient places to view the eruption is from inside or just outside the Volcano House hotel along Crater Rim Trail. Visitors can watch from comfort inside while dining or from behind Volcano House along an established overlook. Park at the Kīlauea Visitor Center and walk accross the road down a lit pathway.