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Honolua Ridge Hike
$125 per hiker | 3 hours
Explore Maui’s Native forest and private conservation lands through the eyes of a local guide and learn about the thriving native ecosystem and watershed of Puʻu Kukui preserve.
The hike is two miles round trip, made easy by the frequent stops along the way to explore this beautiful, private trail. It’s perfect for all ages, and just ten minutes from Ka’anapali. It’s the perfect opportunity to cool off and get away from the crowds.


Mahana Ridge Trail Hike
$325 per hiker| 4-5 hours
Journey through one of Maui’s most pristine native forests, led by a local naturalist guide that will connect you deeper to Maui and its ecosystem.
This moderate trek is about 6 miles with a 500 foot elevation change during the first 1-mile (uphill), and the remaining 5 miles are downhill. Beyond the vivid natural beauty and vistas, you will walk away with knowledge of the island’s sacred connection to water and the importance of nature conservation.
Reef to Ridge Snorkel & Hike Tour
$369 per per person| 6 hours
This is the most unique ocean-to-mountain tour on Maui! Starting out on the shoreline, guests will have a 1‐hour snorkel lesson with a naturalist guide who will educate them on the importance of native fish and ocean species. Following the snorkel experience, guests are given me to shower, change and grab a bite to eat at the Napili Plaza center before heading up the mountain into Maui’s largest conservation preserve.
The 2‐mile roundtrip trail is exclusive only to our guests, so the hike is private, quiet, shaded, and full of breathtaking beauty. You’ll learn about watershed management, and the difference between native & non‐native species, while truly connecting the Mauka (mountain) to the Makai (sea).

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Pu’u Kukui Watershed Preserve
Pu’u Ku Kui serves as the source of both irrigation and potable water for Kapalua Resort, Kapala Farms, Maui Pineapple Co. and West Maui residents from Kapalua to Honokowai. Conservation endeavors include non-native invasive species control, weed control, monitoring, research and most importantly protecting rare species.