Amazing spot to see the sun set. The visitor information station is free and has some exhibits, merchandise, parking, and restrooms and staffed well. You can climb a steep hill outside to get a...
Mauna Kea Visitor Information Station
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The Center for Maunakea Stewardship is dedicated to the sustainable management and stewardship of the Maunakea Science Reserve, emphasizing the integration of Native Hawaiian cultural practices with modern scientific approaches. The center aims to protect, preserve, and enhance the cultural, natural, educational, and scientific resources of Maunakea through community involvement and programs that foster harmony and trust.
In addition to its commitment to conservation, the center provides valuable visitor information and educational resources about Maunakea's unique environment and significance in Hawaiian culture. Its initiatives include addressing environmental challenges, managing invasive species, and promoting responsible visitation to ensure that Maunakea remains a cherished site for future generations.
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On a last-minute adventure to the other side of the island, we decided to take a peek at the legendary Mauna Kea. I'd read about the breathtaking views and the magical night skies where the stars...
We went for sunset and missed it by a few minutes. So get there by 6:30 the latest because you have to go up the mountain to catch the best view. Depending on your fitness level, it may take you...
High Altitude with lot of walking trails. Much cooler up the hill. Wish I could walk to the Lake after the trails. Maybe next time with good walking shoes.
Forgetting how big the island is especially since I wanted to experience both sides, I could easily stay twice as long and just scratch the surface. Not realizing Mauna Kea is half an hour closer...
