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Lanai's Munro Trail is a 12.8-mile scenic drive that reaches its peak at Lanaihale, the highest point on the island, offering panoramic views of neighboring islands. The winding path takes you through lush forests where you can see native plants and possibly some wildlife, so pack your camera and bring snacks for the journey.
Related travel guides: Mysteries Behind Hawaii's Hana Highway, What To Do On A Layover In Hawaii, and Mysteries Of Hawaii's Rainbow Beach.
Lanai's Munro Trail: A Scenic Drive Adventure
Lanai's Munro Trail is a 12.8-mile scenic drive through lush forests. The winding path reaches its peak at Lanaihale, the highest point on the island, where you can enjoy panoramic views of neighboring islands. You'll see native plants and maybe some wildlife. Pack your camera, bring some snacks, and get ready for an unforgettable journey.
Ride Through History At Hawaii's Laupahoehoe Train Museum
The Laupahoehoe Train Museum, located on the Big Island, showcases the history of the Hawaiian railway system. The museum features exhibits including vintage photographs, historical artifacts, and a restored caboose. For more on the islands' unique landscapes, check out our guide to Hawaiian hidden valleys and waters.
More about Hawaii
- How Long Is The Ferry Ride From Maui To Molokai
- How Long Is The Trip To Hawaii
- How Long Is The Ferry Ride From Lahaina To Lanai
If you're planning to island-hop, you might want to know how long is the ferry ride from Maui to Molokai or Lanai—both are covered in the links above. For those seeking coastal beauty, our beaches in Hawaii guide highlights the best shores across the islands. And if you prefer land-based exploration, our hiking and the outdoors in Hawaii section covers trails and scenic drives like the Munro Trail. For a quieter adventure, don't miss the secret sea glass beaches of Kauai, a hidden treasure along the Garden Isle's coastline.
