100% recommend this trip. Shauna and Alba were great guides! Educational, patient, and the comic…read morerelief was a bonus. Our small group consisted of total rappelling newbies and some with experience but we all had a blast! Take this trip!!!

Guide Alba and her colleague did excellent work to make 4 of us safe and experience the thrill of…read morerappelling. It was first time and one of us does not know swimming. Both guides gave us the confidence that it will be okay and it was one of the most exhilarating experience of Maui visit. Highly recommend

Classes here are always a blast! I love having pole and shakti to look forward to as part of my…read moreweekly routine after a long day at work. It's so rewarding to feel myself getting stronger and more confident! I'm also excited to explore the new classes, series, and workshops. I love that there are always different things to try! This studio is such a vibrant and welcoming place, and it never fails to brighten my days :)

What a beautiful studio filled with positive energy. The community is so welcoming to someone…read morethat's new even if they're just passing by. Visiting The Pole Room was just another highlight of my fantastic vacation. It was easy to find, lots of street parking, and the class was applicable for all levels. Amanda is a great instructor! I wouldn't hesitate to come back again.

Meh. something to kill a few hours. Less of a "hike" and more of a nature walk in a little roadside…read morepark. The guide will point out various flowers and seeds, such. No wildlife to be seen. Pretty flowers here and there. Our guide (Grayson) was excellen, as he was knowledgeable and fun. Another guide (tall guy) from another group-same company jump my ass for looking at his group's "supplies." $140 per person to get snapped at? Yeah...sure. I'd pass on this in the futur. D. Tauber,

We had to reschedule our hike day..due to the Kona low and the office staff were more than helpful…read more This is not our first hike with Hike Maui... we've come to Maui for the past 50 years..37 times to be exact... and Hike Maui is our go to during the past 20 years when we want to get out into the rainforest. We have taken three of their "Morning Walks" with our grandkids and it's a perfect introduction to hiking. Honestly we've had three different ...wonderful.. experiences. It's not strenuous and you're taken back to some private land that you'd not have access to if you just drove up and parked (if you found a parking spot) and hiked back in. We were lucky to have the lovely, fun, and knowledgeable guide named Randolyn ..aka Ran. She was the perfect blend of kind, patient and engaging with the grandkids, and very helpful with us old folks! On the drive on the way home she advised a few newbies to the island where some great places to eat were... they greatly appreciated her ideas! She had the most pleasant demeanor.... :) If you want a fun morning walk, call Hike Maui

Hands-down, the best hike I have ever went on in my life and I have been on plenty of hikes…read more There's a waterfall somewhere along the way and there are beautiful views of the ocean and beaches all around. Gorgeous is an understatement, but please make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen. You will need it. Enjoy!

Beautiful views!! It is a hard climb, but doable if you're in good shape…read more Driving there - Highly recommend driving from the west side. Driving from the east side, there were one-way narrow roads over cliffs. Leaving from the west side was easy-peasy. Parking - Keep an eye out for a red sign that says 'Camp Maluhia'. First lot is overflow, keep driving past gates to main lot where trailhead is located. Hike from overflow parking lot to trailhead is about 1.2 miles each way. Hike incline - First 1/4 mile of asphalt was the steepest. Next mile was incline but not too bad. Last mile was steeper incline. Hike views - If you go on a cloudier sunny day like we did, there were AMAZING views up until the last 0.5 miles. The overlook at the very end was above clouds so we couldn't see anything. Shoes - I don't recommend wearing sandals or flip flops, because it is pretty rocky and steep. No large rock climbing. I got by wearing casual tennis shoes, but running/hiking shoes are best. There were no stream crossings, so no need to worry about feet getting wet.

My husband and I brought our climbing shoes with us on our week long vacation to Maui specifically…read morebecause we wanted to try out Aloha Rock. And it did not disappoint. Bruce and Jill were running the show on the first day we visited and made us feel super welcomed to the gym. They helped get us setup with week long visitor passes and Bruce even bandaged me up when an overhang route gave me a gnarly flapper. What a gem! We only bouldered here but thought the routes were interesting and very fun to try and figure out. They have three separate bouldering sections so there is something for everyone. We came back later in the trip and had another great visit. Hard to imagine coming back to the island and not spending time at Aloha Rock. (Also, there is a coffee truck in the back that has the best coffee on the island. Seriously, don't miss it!)

Aloha Rock Gym is such a welcome addition to Maui, and our first visit during their grand opening…read moreevent was so much fun. From the moment we got there, the energy was upbeat and inviting. One of the owners personally greeted us--a kind and friendly gentleman who took the time to introduce the space and give us a helpful rundown of how everything works. It set the tone for what turned out to be a really fun, memorable experience and honestly every staff member we encountered was warm, helpful, and friendly too. A quick tip: *everyone* needs to sign a waiver before entering the gym (even if you're just a bystander), so I'd recommend completing it online ahead of time to save yourself a bit of time when you arrive. Even during the busy grand opening, the gym felt surprisingly spacious. The building is large, open, and thoughtfully designed to accommodate a lot of people without feeling claustrophobic. There are climbing "problems" (routes) for all skill levels and a good variety for a wide range of ages. We had such a great time moving between the different walls and testing new problems. Staff and volunteers were readily available to belay, which allowed us to try the rock climbing routes safely. We used to rock climb at the surf shop in Kahului many, MANY years ago and I'm so glad there's a place to climb again. My son had a blast too. Watching him try something new and gain confidence with each attempt was so fun! We returned a few weeks later and ended up spending hours just bouldering. If you want to belay independently, you'll need to get certified. They offer short classes throughout the day for a small fee, or you can test out if you're already familiar with proper technique and safety protocols. That's definitely on my list for next time. Unfortunately they did away with their fist time kamaaina deal, so it's quite a bit pricey ($39 for a kamaaina day pass)--especially for larger families--and can be cost-prohibitive. However, you can spend hours climbing, even a full day, so it feels "worth it" as I easily spend that amount of money at the arcade in less than an hour. I do hope to see more kamaaina/family friendly deals in the future like they did for Valentine's Day. If you're looking to maximize value without committing to a full membership, the 1 week unlimited pass ($60) is the way to go as you can use it multiple times. All in all, I highly recommend Aloha Rock Gym. It's such a fun, active option to have here on Maui. We'll definitely be back again and again.

Had a great experience zip lining here! Zach and Nick were awesome guides. Would definitely come…read moreback again!

Skyline Haleakala Sunrise tour was one we will do on our own next time. Not because the tour was…read morebad, on the contrary, our tour guide, Billy, was incredible! As it turned out, the weather did not cooperate. It was about 50°, but with the 25-30mph winds, it felt more like 40°. The clouds were socked in one on top of the other, carrying with them some precipitation. Needless to say, the jackets that Skyline tour company provided were not only appreciated, they were an absolute must-have. There is no predicting the weather up there and you book your tour knowing there's no guarantee for a spectacular view. Though the view lacked luster, we still learned a lot about the mountain, the volcanic history, the plant life, and the Hawaiian culture as a whole. Billy also shared with us his knowledge for Pineapple 101. All and all, we had a great time but for the cost-reward risk benefit, we'll take our chances on our own next time. Billy, God Bless and Mahalo!

Very friendly and helpful staff. Asa is the best worker of all time give him a raise immediately!read more

Our zip-lining adventure in Lahaina was the absolute highlight of our Maui trip and one of the best…read moreexperiences we have had as a family! The ocean views of the coast were breathtaking and soaring through the tropical jungle trees on the six zip-lines was absolutely exhilarating! Our guides, Angie, Ollie, Breezy, and Sam, were amazing and created an atmosphere full of fun, excitement, and energy all while adhering to the highest standards of safety, knowledge of the terrain, and professionalism. We can't wait to come back to the islands and zipline here again!!!

Hoapili Trail was a surprise with its stunning coastline, featuring dark volcanic rock and white…read morecoral. We enjoyed hiking along the trail and exploring this unique area.

This is a walk from the only parking area…read more There is a map and you follow the coast. Today , just to the lighthouse and back. You need good shoes and water. No services.