Cost
Pipiwai Trail Cost
| Pipiwai Trail | Cost |
|---|---|
| Entrance Fee | $30 for private vehicles (3 day pass) $25 for motorcycles (3 day pass) $15 for bikes or walk-ins (3 day pass) Free with America the Beautiful pass |
| Hiking Pipiwai Trail Fee | Free, no reservations or permits needed! |
| Pipiwai Trail Parking Fee | Free, parking is included with your entrance fee |
The main cost you incur for hiking the Pipiwai Trail is the entrance fee for the national park, Haleakala National Park.
Luckily, the pass is valid for three days, which means you can explore both districts of Haleakala National Park, the Summit District and the Kipahulu District, with the same pass.
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Since the two districts are not connected by road, you will find it virtually impossible to see both the districts the same day.
Planning to hike the trail? Visit our Pipiwai Trail home page for the complete rundown on every single detail!
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Entrance is free with the America the Beautiful annual pass, so make sure you bring that with you.
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Parking for the Pipiwai trailhead is within the park and at the Kipahulu Visitor Center and is included with your admission fee.
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As of this writing, the Haleakala National Park entrance fees are:
- Private Vehicle: $30. This fee covers all occupants of a single, private, non-commercial vehicle and is valid for 3 days. It’s the most common way visitors pay, as many arrive in rented cars or personal vehicles.
- Motorcycle: $25. If you’re traveling on two wheels, this fee applies and also grants you access for 3 days.
- Individual (foot or bicycle): $15. For those entering the park on foot or by bicycle, this fee grants individual access for 3 days.
- Annual Pass: $55. Frequent visitors might consider the Haleakalā National Park Annual Pass, which provides unlimited access to the park for one year from the date of purchase.
Please check the park website for the latest pricing.
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