 Munro Trail - Reviews from across the web
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Munro Trail - Lanai City - Reviews of Munro Trail - TripAdvisor
This is one of my favorite trails. We were staying at the Manele Bay Resort and took the shuttle bus up to the Lodge. From the Lodge , one of the bell guys took us in a smaller van to the trailhead, located near the grave site. The basic trail is reportedly 7 miles, ...
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Hawaii's Official Tourism Site -- Munro Trail, Lanai
The Munro Trail can only be driven in a rented 4-wheel drive vehicle. You'll want to drive carefully because conditions can be tricky in some spots. Bring a full tank of gas, water, food, and a light jacket and check ahead for dry weather conditions. The trek takes about three hours, so buckle up an...
gohawaii.com
The Munro Trail Lanai: Hiking Dream
does have a number of less frequently traveled roads stemming off from it – but you are advised not to leave the main trail as these other roads could possibly have unadvised road conditions. Those adventuring onto this Hawaiian trail should also please note that there are no facilities, so individu...
lanaicityrental.com
Munro Trail | Hawaii Travel Guide
The trail was named for George Monro, a New Zealand naturalist who arrived on the island in 1890. Monro’s legacy can be seen along the way in the Cook pines growing along the route, which are not native to the island and were planted at Monro’s direction at the turn of the century. The trail...
hawaiilogue.com
Munro Trail - Lanai Landmarks, Lanai
One of the most interesting drives on Lanai is the Munro Trail. The road is dirt and somewhat rutted in spots but the views make it worth the trip. At the summit of the trail you are at 3,370-foot elevation and can sometimes see 6 islands on a clear day. The trail winds through rain forests and up m...
hawaiiweb.com
Lanai - Munro Trail | Hawaii Mountain Bike Trails
There are many intersecting dirt roads before reaching the one road that traverses Lana'ihale. This 4WD road traverses Lana'ihale, the highest point on the island at 3,370 feet. This hidden trail takes you from dryland forest to wetland forest via a rigorous and challenging uphill pedal to the summi...
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