3 Best Sights in Upcountry, Maui

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We've compiled the best of the best in Upcountry - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Upcountry Farmers' Market

Fodor's Choice

Most of Maui's produce is grown Upcountry, which is why everything is fresh at this outdoor market located next to Long's in the Kulamalu Town Center. Every Saturday from 7 to 11 am, vendors offer fruits, vegetables, flowers, jellies, bread, plus unique finds like venison, kimchi, and fresh-caught fish. Prepared food offerings reflect the island's cultural melting pot, and there's an excellent selection of vegan and raw food. Go early, as nearly everything sells out.

Haleakala Visitor Center

The visitor center is at the crater summit, about a 30-minute drive south of the park headquarters and the Summit District entrance. Inside, you'll find exhibits, and there's also a trail leading to Pa Kaoao (White Hill), which offers excellent views of the valley and is a short, easy walk. The center is generally open daily year-round, although the hours may vary depending on the season.

Haleakala Hwy., Haleakala National Park, HI, 96768, USA
808-572–4459
Sight Details
Free; park admission $30 per vehicle (good for 3 days)

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Hui Noeau Visual Arts Center

The grande dame of Maui's visual arts scene, "the Hui," hosts exhibits that are always satisfying. Located just outside Makawao, the center's main building is an elegant two-story Mediterranean-style villa designed in 1917 by Hawaii's architect of the era, C. W. Dickey. Explore the grounds, see locally made products, and experience community enrichment through art. Crafts, drawing, photography, and glass blowing are some of the classes offered.

2841 Baldwin Ave., Makawao, HI, 96768, USA
808-572–6560
Sight Details
Free; self-guided tour booklet $6
Closed Sun.

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