Historic Bailey House (1833) was built over the Royal compound site of Kahekili, last ruling chief of Maui. Nearby lies a old koa canoe and a gazebo where ki ho`alu players met for kanikapila (jamming).	Charlie Young beach lies just south of Kalama Park and Kaluaihakoko Point.	The Haleakala Highway runs from the airport to the mountain top, passing through Kula.	Scene the battle of Kepaniwai (1790) between Kamehameha I and Maui Chief Kalanikapule. Significant in the unification of the Hawaiian islands.
Paniolo (Hawaiian cowboys) have ridden the streets of Makawao since the early 1800s. Komodo Bakery serves the best cream puffs.	Historic landing and fishing area with small fishing shrines to Ku'ula, god of fishing. Earliest official European visit, Comte de La Perouse (1786).	One of the highest roads on Maui (to 1235 meters) into cattle country.	Near the Maui airport and a residential community, this area once was the site of Russian, Japanese and Hawaiian sugar worker villages.