This 1890's-vintage railway is referred to as the Sugarcane Train because it was once used to move sugar on the plantations. Now it is Maui's only passenger train. The train travels between Ka'anapali and Lahaina and features a guide who tells about the history of the train. The crater is the result of centuries of wind and rain chipping away at the mountain's summit. The mountain offers wonderful camping and hiking.
Many visitors enjoy a sunrise bike trip down the mountain, or the view from a helicopter.
Tedeschi Vineyards and Winery Tour the winery and sample Maui's only wines including the Maui Blanc, which is made from pineapples. The Rose Ranch includes the tasting room which is actually a cottage built in the late 1800's and frequented by King Kalakaua. This 55-mile road is somewhat challenging, but worth the trouble. The view is amazing from this 760-foot extinct volcanic peak. Catch the beauty of Waikiki and Honolulu in one direction and Koko Head in the other.