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I would go straight down from Sliding Sands at the very top and go straight once you get to the crater floor which will bring you to Kapalaoa. Then its a fairly easy hike to Paliku. Paliku back out, no matter which way you go, ain't fun. Might as well go the backside of the craters and up Halemauu Trail for different views.

+pameluuh ugne hernandez This is the place you're trying to get to, but to the point LEFT of O'Opuola Point in the ariel view... mapcarta.com/24049234 - I forget what the mile marker is, but it's about a mile past Commando Hike and you'll have to park either just ahead or before the trailhead on the land sand of the road. Cross the road, crawl through a metal fence and soon you should see a junked up pick-up truck. That's how you know you're in the right place. Continue down toward the sea. Please don't get in the water if it looks even remotely rough.

theoryparker - I'm headed there in March, and never have visited Maui before. Could you be a little more specific about your "left" comment please.

After going down the ropes near the bottom, follow the rocky lava shore around to the left. That will lead you to the cave where you can swim across the channel if its not too rough. On the other side of the channel is where the puka (sea arch) is. Be mindful of the ocean. One rogue wave can wipe you out.

Waterfall hikes - 13 Crossings is decent on the upper Norhtwest side since the Road to Hana is closed for repairs ... haoleinmaui.blogspot.com/2015/02/13-crossings-trail-maui.html Little Beach, which is on the other side Big Beach's 'Red Hill' on the south endof the beach is a well known nudist spot ... There is a "hidden beach" not very popular you can hike to down La Perouse Bay way ... haoleinmaui.blogspot.com/2013/01/keawanaku-beach-south-maui.html