The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-30
ALL MAUI ROADS
|. ARE FROM WA|LUKU
Splendid System In Connecting
Routes From County Seat
Now Nearing Completion

Maui is rapidly earning the title Of
1.-THE Motoring Isle" by the number
and excellence of her scenic automobile
roads. Though no complete belt road
reaches around the entire seacoast of
the island, Maui boasts nearly one hun.
dred and fifty miles Of main highways
of solid construction.
From Wailukn the main road system
radiates to Lahaina aud Honokahna,
to near Kahakuloa, TO beyond Kihei
and through Kahului TO Paia and to
the Ditch Trail with breaches to Pun
meme, Kula, and Ulupalakua, Makawao
and Ohnda and to Haiku aud the pine.
apple districts.
From Wailuku to Kihei
From Waikiki the main road leads
southwark, through the lands of Wal
luku plantation, around the west Maui
coast line, TO Honokahau, distance Of
thirty eight miles. Along this road, the
first town reached is Waikapu, two and
three ,tenths miles from Waikiki. At
| five and one-tenth miles there is a
branch road to the left to Kihei four
miles from the fork.
/ Waikiki To Lahaina
Continuing toward Lahaina and Homo.
kahau, Maalaea Landing is passed at
six miles, MeGregors ut eight miles,
0lowalu plantation headquarters at
sixteen miles and Lahaina is reached
at twenty two miles.
Beyond Lahaina To Honokahau
Beyond Lahaina the road continues
to Kaanapali, twenty-six miles from
Wailuku to Honolua at thirty.three
miles and to its terminus at Honoka-
hau, thirty-eight miles from Waikiki.
Over Kahakaloa Road
In the opposite direction from Wal
luku, the road leads to Waihee down
and by the sea, four miles from Wal
luku and continues along the cliffsides
as narrow winding road almost to
Kahakuloa, it's terminus being eleven
miles from Waikiki. So.
Gap In Circuit
! Between Kahakuloa and Honokahau
is an eightmi gap with a trail to
complete the circle around west Maui,
Thirty Miles to Ditch Trail
Toward Kahulni from Waikiki the
main road extends thirty miles to Kali
lua terminating at the Ditch Trail.
Kahului is three and four-fi miles
from Waikiki on this road and here a
branch extends to the right to Pun
meme plantation headquarters mile
and q half distant from Kahului.
wailuku to Camp One
Camp One, or Sprecke lsville, is To-
Gated on the main road seven and
three -tenths miles from Wailuku and
the village of Paia at ten and two
fifths miles.
Branches to Makawao
From Paia on the main road is the
main branch to Paia Mill, Makawao,
Olinda and Ulupalakua. Other branches
to these towns fork to the right from
the main road at four and one fifth
miles and five and three fifths miles.
Haiku and Hamakuapoko
| Continuing from Paia along the
coast, the belt road passes a branch on
the right to Hamakuapoko at twelve
miles which is two miles to the latter
village. The branch on the right to
Haiku, which is a mile above the main
road, is passed at fifteen miles and be-
yond this point the main road cOntin-
ues another fifteen miles to it's termi-
nus.
Paia to Makawao
| From the junction at Paia, at ten
and two-ffths miles from Waikiki, the
branch road leads to Paia Mill, eleven
and one-ffth miles from Waikiki and
to Makawao, seventeen and One.half
miles from Waikiki by this route.
To olinda and Trail
Continuing ahead from MakawaO, the
road leads to Olinda, twenty three and
one half miles from Waikiki. The trail
to the Rest House on Haleakala ex,
tends about nine miles from Olinda.
To Kula and Ulapalakua
Branching onto the right at the Ma
kawao CROSSROADS, is a road through the
Kula district to Kula Santarium; thir'
ty miles from Waikiki by this route
and to Ulapalakua and the headquar'
tiers of Raymond Ranch thirty six miles
from Waikiki.