Road to Hana - Bridges Count

This Road to Hana on Maui article continues our ongoing series on the Hana Highway.

During our last Maui visit, we decided we'd finally count all those bridges between the start of Highway 360 and Hana town. What actually counted as a "bridge" seemed debatable between me and my wife, so we've put a question mark (?) beside anything below that may not technically be a bridge. In any event, hopefully, this list will prove useful for anyone who's interested in the bridge locations. We should note these are recorded via our car's odometer and NOT by the mile markers on the highway. The mile markers on the Highway start off pretty close to the car odometer, but as you continue along the route they eventually get 3/10th of a mile off, and by the end of the drive are nearly 8/10th's of a mile off (go figure?). So again, these bridge locations are a straight shot using the car's odometer. We should also note that we didn't officially start counting until the odometer read 3.9, so we may have missed a bridge or two at the start (and we accidentally forgot to count on later drives, our apologies).

If navigating all these one-lane bridges isn’t for you, you can always sit back, relax, and ride as a passenger on a guided Road to Hāna tour instead.

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MM 3.9 ?
MM 4.1
MM 4.2 ?
MM 4.9
MM 5.6
MM 6.0
MM 6.8
MM 7.6
MM 8.0
MM 8.3
MM 9.0
MM 9.6
MM 10.7
MM 11.1
MM 12.8
MM 13.3
MM 15
MM 15.7
MM 16.4
MM 17.1
MM 17.6
MM 19.6
MM 19.8

MM 20.6
MM 20.7
MM 20.8
MM 21.1?
MM 21.3
MM 21.7
MM 21.8
MM 22
MM 22.1
MM 22.4
MM 22.5
MM 22.6
MM 22.8 ?
MM 22.9
MM 23.5
MM 23.6 (2) ?
MM 24.5
MM 24.7
MM 24.9
MM 25.4
MM 25.9
MM 26.0

MM 26.2
MM 26.4 (2)
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MM 27.3
MM 27.4
MM 27.7
MM 28.5
MM 28.9
MM 29.2
MM 29.5
MM 29.6 ?
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In Hana Town
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HawaiiGuide encourages all visitors, prior to visiting the Hana area, to review the Hana Highway Code of Conduct below, an initiative of the Hana Community Association. Mahalo!

Road to Hana Highway Code of Conduct
  1. Visit State parks and County rest facilities.
  2. Enjoy the various farms, botanical gardens and fruit stands along the way.
  3. Avoid sites located on or beyond private properties, and areas that lack visitor welcoming signage.
  4. Park in designated parking stalls. Vehicles protruding onto the highway are subject to being towed.
  5. Do not enter streams on occasions of heavy rains and flash flooding conditions.
  6. Please respect the ‘Aina (land): place trash in a proper receptacle, stay on the paths, respect the wildlife and plants, and practice safe procedures.
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