What is the most famous road in Hawaii?

The famed Road to Hana, also known as the Hana Highway or the Hana Millennium Legacy Trail is a 45 mile stretch of road that meanders its way through more than 600 winding curves, crosses 59 historic bridges, and treats you to panoramic views of the Pacific, cascading waterfalls, lush tropical rainforest, deep gorges, ...



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H-3 was originally envisioned as a six-lane highway through the Moanalua Valley at a cost of $250 million. Some 37 years later, the highway was completed through the Halawa Valley at a cost of $1.3 billion.

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If you ask your rental car company if you can use the Kahekili Highway, chances are they will simply say NO, as this road is dangerous because of its many bends and narrow sections where it is impossible to cross, even though it is only an 11 km section and not the entire road.

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The Scenery Is Incredible There's really just one reason to take the Road to Hana: the spectacular scenery. A few of the must-see sights include the Garden of Eden Arboretum, the Hana Lava Tube, the Keanae Peninsula, Waianapanapa State Park, Hana Bay Beach Park, Hamoa Beach, Oheo Gulch, and the black sand beaches.

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The Kohanaiki club isn't a place that you can just show up and hang out in: It's a 450-acre patch of land on the Kona Coast of Hawai'i, the Big Island where the richest of the rich—literally billionaires, as they claim—come to live in what essentially amounts to a luxury commune.

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Considered one of the world's scariest roads, Oahu's Pali Highway can be very intimidating to those unaccustomed to navigating its steep and winding path. Located just 5-miles north of Honolulu, the section of the highway leading up to the Nu'uanu Pali Lookout is Oahu's shortest scenic drive—but it is also terrifying.

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