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Haleakala Highway (Crater Road)

This is a 25 mile, guided downhill bike tour along the slopes of Haleakala, entirely on paved roadways. We are the safest and most experienced guides on Maui. You'll ride on a comfy, custom-built bike from 6,500 feet all the way down to sea level. We provide high quality helmets for your protection. Starting outside of Haleakala National Park, you'll ride through an expansive open cattle ranch with bi-coastal views of Maui (clouds permitting), the quaint towns of Kula, Makawao and ending in the center of Paia Town. A chase van blocks cars, so you are able to ride in the middle of the lane on the roadways. Using our coordinated traffic system, cars will never be directly behind you when you are on the bike. We stop along the way to take pictures, talk about the history of the area, pet horses, snack on local food, laugh, etc. You will be able to enjoy the ride at a pace you're comfortable with, to the extent that it is a safe speed.

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Makawao

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakalā volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaiʻi's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists.

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Makawao Union Church

Makawao Union Church is a church near Makawao on the Hawaiian island of Maui. It was founded by New England missionary Jonathan Smith Green during the Kingdom of Hawaii. The third historic structure used by the congregation was designed by noted local architect C.W.

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Holy Rosary Church

Holy Rosary church is unique in the Islands for its use of concrete bricks with cast-stone details. It is fireproof throughout, with only its doors and pews made of wood. An imposing edifice, the church features an elegant, seventy-foot-high rear-corner bell tower and front-window tracery. Cast-stone ornamentation, including corbel-arched openings, portico finials, and the stepped gable's baldachin and Celtic cross, contributes to the overall attractiveness of the building. Inside, Tudor-arched clerestory windows and ornate hammer beam trusses adorn the nave. Stained-glass windows are the work of the M. Barry firm of Brussels, Belgium. The hand carved hardwood altar and stations of the cross were produced on site by Brothers Sylvester and Wenceslaus of the Order of the Sacred Heart. These craftsmen also repaired and renovated the nineteenth-century carved wooden statuary which came from Holy Rosary's predecessor, a church dating to the 1880s at Kuau.

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Kula Marketplace

Located among the picturesque slopes of Maui's Mt. Haleakala, Kula Marketplace features art and culinary talents of Maui and Hawaii's renowned artists and craftsmen. Drawing from the inspiration of Hawaii's abundant and pristine natural treasures, Kula Marketplace is grateful to showcase these gifts in the most beautiful Upcountry setting. Kula Marketplace is one of a kind. From museum quality sculptures to award-winning photography. From homemade jams and jellies to the finest pastries and chocolates. From island designer wear to hand-thrown pottery. You'll also find heirloom quilts, luxurious bath and body, and international gourmet fare. Kula Marketplace is eclectic and inspirational. Come discover the Local's Secret and never forget the Kula Marketplace experience!

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Paia

In a nutshell: An unassuming hub of the North Shore community, Paia Town has great restaurants, interesting shops, and the best natural food store on the island. Old-west-style building facades painted in a patchwork of pastel colors greet you as you pull into Paia, and at first impression, the small T-shaped stretch of quaint shops and restaurants is reminiscent of a funky 60’s California beach town.

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Haleakala Highway (Crater Road)

This is a 25 mile, guided downhill bike tour along the slopes of Haleakala, entirely on paved roadways. We are the safest and most experienced guides on Maui. You'll ride on a comfy, custom-built bike from 6,500 feet all the way down to sea level. We provide high quality helmets for your protection. Starting outside of Haleakala National Park, you'll ride through an expansive open cattle ranch with bi-coastal views of Maui (clouds permitting), the quaint towns of Kula, Makawao and ending in the center of Paia Town. A chase van blocks cars, so you are able to ride in the middle of the lane on the roadways. Using our coordinated traffic system, cars will never be directly behind you when you are on the bike. We stop along the way to take pictures, talk about the history of the area, pet horses, snack on local food, laugh, etc. You will be able to enjoy the ride at a pace you're comfortable with, to the extent that it is a safe speed.

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Makawao

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakalā volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaiʻi's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists.

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Makawao Union Church

Makawao Union Church is a church near Makawao on the Hawaiian island of Maui. It was founded by New England missionary Jonathan Smith Green during the Kingdom of Hawaii. The third historic structure used by the congregation was designed by noted local architect C.W.

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Holy Rosary Church

Holy Rosary church is unique in the Islands for its use of concrete bricks with cast-stone details. It is fireproof throughout, with only its doors and pews made of wood. An imposing edifice, the church features an elegant, seventy-foot-high rear-corner bell tower and front-window tracery. Cast-stone ornamentation, including corbel-arched openings, portico finials, and the stepped gable's baldachin and Celtic cross, contributes to the overall attractiveness of the building. Inside, Tudor-arched clerestory windows and ornate hammer beam trusses adorn the nave. Stained-glass windows are the work of the M. Barry firm of Brussels, Belgium. The hand carved hardwood altar and stations of the cross were produced on site by Brothers Sylvester and Wenceslaus of the Order of the Sacred Heart. These craftsmen also repaired and renovated the nineteenth-century carved wooden statuary which came from Holy Rosary's predecessor, a church dating to the 1880s at Kuau.

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Kula Marketplace

Located among the picturesque slopes of Maui's Mt. Haleakala, Kula Marketplace features art and culinary talents of Maui and Hawaii's renowned artists and craftsmen. Drawing from the inspiration of Hawaii's abundant and pristine natural treasures, Kula Marketplace is grateful to showcase these gifts in the most beautiful Upcountry setting. Kula Marketplace is one of a kind. From museum quality sculptures to award-winning photography. From homemade jams and jellies to the finest pastries and chocolates. From island designer wear to hand-thrown pottery. You'll also find heirloom quilts, luxurious bath and body, and international gourmet fare. Kula Marketplace is eclectic and inspirational. Come discover the Local's Secret and never forget the Kula Marketplace experience!

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Paia

In a nutshell: An unassuming hub of the North Shore community, Paia Town has great restaurants, interesting shops, and the best natural food store on the island. Old-west-style building facades painted in a patchwork of pastel colors greet you as you pull into Paia, and at first impression, the small T-shaped stretch of quaint shops and restaurants is reminiscent of a funky 60’s California beach town.

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Autoroute Haleakala (route Crater)

Il s'agit d'une randonnée guidée en vélo de descente de 25 miles le long des pentes de Haleakala, entièrement sur des routes pavées. Nous sommes les guides les plus sûrs et les plus expérimentés de Maui. Vous roulerez sur un vélo confortable et construit sur mesure à partir de 6 500 pieds jusqu'au niveau de la mer. Nous fournissons des casques de haute qualité pour votre protection. En partant de l'extérieur du parc national de Haleakala, vous traverserez un vaste ranch de bétail ouvert avec une vue bi-côtière sur Maui (si les nuages le permettent), les villes pittoresques de Kula, Makawao et se terminant au centre de la ville de Paia. Une camionnette de chasse bloque les voitures, vous pouvez donc rouler au milieu de la voie sur les routes. Grâce à notre système de circulation coordonné, les voitures ne seront jamais directement derrière vous lorsque vous êtes à vélo. Nous nous arrêtons en chemin pour prendre des photos, parler de l'histoire de la région, caresser des chevaux, grignoter de la nourriture locale, rire, etc. Vous pourrez profiter de la balade à un rythme qui vous convient, dans la mesure où il s'agit d'une vitesse sécuritaire.

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Makawao

Situé à mi-pente du volcan Haleakalā de Maui, Makawao a un pied dans son passé de plantation et un autre dans sa communauté artistique florissante. Cette charmante ville était autrefois nommée l'une des 25 meilleures destinations artistiques des États-Unis. Makawao est la plus grande petite ville de la région connue localement sous le nom de Upcountry Maui et est célèbre pour ses cow-boys hawaïens, ou paniolo. Depuis la fin du 19e siècle, les paniolo à cheval se disputent le bétail dans les vastes champs des hautes terres de Maui. Le Makawao Rodeo, organisé chaque année le 4 juillet, est la plus grande compétition de paniolo d'Hawaï et est une tradition de l'arrière-pays depuis plus de 50 ans. Les événements du week-end comprennent un défilé et des compétitions de rodéo traditionnelles telles que des courses de barils, des mollets au lasso et de l'équitation de bronco à cru, le tout avec quelques rebondissements hawaïens.

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Église syndicale de Makawao

Makawao Union Church est une église près de Makawao sur l'île hawaïenne de Maui. Il a été fondé par le missionnaire de la Nouvelle-Angleterre Jonathan Smith Green pendant le royaume d'Hawaï. La troisième structure historique utilisée par la congrégation a été conçue par le célèbre architecte local C.W.

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Église Saint-Rosaire

L'église Holy Rosary est unique dans les îles pour son utilisation de briques de béton avec des détails en pierre moulée. Il est entièrement ignifugé, avec seulement ses portes et ses bancs en bois. Édifice imposant, l'église présente un élégant clocher d'angle arrière de soixante-dix pieds de haut et des entrelacs de fenêtre avant. L'ornementation en pierre reconstituée, y compris les ouvertures en encorbellement, les faîteaux du portique et le baldaquin et la croix celtique du pignon à gradins, contribue à l'attrait général du bâtiment. À l'intérieur, des fenêtres à claire-voie en arc Tudor et des fermes ornées de poutres en marteau ornent la nef. Les vitraux sont l'œuvre de la firme M. Barry de Bruxelles, Belgique. L'autel en bois dur sculpté à la main et le chemin de croix ont été produits sur place par les frères Sylvester et Wenceslaus de l'Ordre du Sacré-Cœur. Ces artisans ont également réparé et rénové la statuaire en bois sculpté du XIXe siècle provenant du prédécesseur du Saint Rosaire, une église datant des années 1880 à Kuau.

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Marché de Kula

Situé parmi les pentes pittoresques du mont Haleakala de Maui, Kula Marketplace présente les talents artistiques et culinaires d'artistes et d'artisans renommés de Maui et d'Hawaï. S'inspirant des trésors naturels abondants et vierges d'Hawaï, Kula Marketplace est reconnaissant de présenter ces cadeaux dans le plus beau cadre de l'arrière-pays. Kula Marketplace est unique en son genre. Des sculptures de qualité muséale à la photographie primée. Des confitures et gelées maison aux meilleures pâtisseries et chocolats. Des vêtements de créateurs insulaires aux poteries faites à la main. Vous trouverez également des couettes héritage, des bains et corps luxueux et des plats gastronomiques internationaux. Kula Marketplace est éclectique et inspirant. Venez découvrir le Local's Secret et n'oubliez jamais l'expérience Kula Marketplace !

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Païa

En un mot : une plaque tournante sans prétention de la communauté de North Shore, Paia Town possède d'excellents restaurants, des boutiques intéressantes et le meilleur magasin d'aliments naturels de l'île. Les façades de bâtiments de style Old West peintes dans un patchwork de couleurs pastel vous accueillent lorsque vous arrivez à Paia, et à première vue, la petite étendue en forme de T de boutiques et de restaurants pittoresques rappelle une ville balnéaire californienne funky des années 60.

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