Hana Highway (Route 36 and Route 360)

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Hana Highway (Routes 36 and 360) is a famously scenic, winding coastal road on the island of Maui in Hawaii, known for its lush rainforests, waterfalls, and dramatic ocean views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway
scenic road
tourist attraction
accesses remote town of Hana
linked to: Hana, Hawaii
alsoKnownAs Road to Hana
approximateLengthInKilometers 103
approximateLengthInMiles 64
completed 1920s
constructionBegan early 1900s
country United States
followsCoastOf north shore of Maui
hasFeature frequent rainfall
lush vegetation
numerous roadside waterfalls
hasNumberOfBridges approximately 59
hasNumberOfOneLaneBridges over 40
hasScenicDesignation popular scenic drive
hasSpeedLimit generally 25 to 35 mph
hazard flash flooding
landslides
rockfalls
island Maui
knownFor dramatic ocean views
hairpin turns
lush rainforests
narrow winding roadway
numerous one-lane bridges
waterfalls
locatedIn Hawaii
Maui
United States
maintainedBy Hawaii Department of Transportation
notableFor limited passing opportunities
tight curves and blind corners
partOf Hawaii Route 36
Hawaii Route 360
linked to: Hawaii Route 36
passesNear Keanae Peninsula
Oheo Gulch
linked to: ʻOheʻo Gulch

Waianapanapa State Park
Wailua Valley
passesThrough coastal cliffs
rainforest
region windward (rainy) side of Maui
roadType two-lane highway
state Hawaii
surface paved
terminusA Kahului
terminusB Hana
tourismImportance major Maui visitor attraction

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Hana accessRoute Hana Highway (Route 36 and Route 360)
Hana, Hawaii transportAccess Hana Highway (Route 36 and Route 360)
North Shore of Maui transportAccess Hana Highway (Route 36/360)
linked to: Hana Highway (Route 36 and Route 360)
Ho‘okipa Lookout partOf Hana Highway corridor
linked to: Hana Highway (Route 36 and Route 360)