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By John Fischer, About.com Guide to Hawaii Travel since 1997

Haleakala at Sunrise

Wednesday April 9, 2008
A trip to the Haleakala Visitor Center at 9740 ft. for sunrise is a once in a lifetime experience that allows you to connect to the power of nature.

In ancient days the Demigod Maui traveled to this place to lasso the sun and make the days longer for man. Ancient Hawaiian priests and their students chose this place to study and contemplate.

Today hundreds of visitors make their way each morning before dawn to greet the day. Find out more about Haleakala at Sunrise and get out tips for making the most of the experience while respecting the land and the other visitors around you.

View our gallery of Sunrise at Haleakala photos.

Photo of sunrise at Haleakala by John Fischer
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