2013 Map of Haena

About this map

The northern coastline of Kauai is defined here by the meeting of the Pacific Ocean and the iconic Napali coast. High-altitude wetlands and dense drainage networks characterize the interior, where the Waineke Swamp feeds into numerous watercourses like the Kawaikōī Stream and Maluapopoki Stream. The map reveals the early 21st-century footprint of coastal settlements such as Ha'ena, Wainiha, and Halehomaha, which are linked by roads like Alamoo Rd and Alealea Rd. Cultural and recreational sites are prominent, including the Kaulupā'oa Heiau near the shore and interior retreats like Camp Sloggett and Sugi Grove Camp. The dramatic topography is punctuated by vertical drops such as Hanakāpī'ai Falls and Limahuli Falls, while the southern reaches of the sheet capture a portion of the world-renowned Waimea Canyon and the high ridges of Kokee State Park.