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Puʻu Kukui

Puʻu Kukui Rising 5,788 feet above sea level, Puʻu Kukui stands as the magnificent crown of Maui’s West Maui Mountains, harboring one of Earth’s most extraordinary ecosystems. This ancient volcanic peak, shrouded in perpetual mist and receiving an astounding 386.5 inches of rainfall annually, represents far more than just Hawaii’s third wettest location—it’s a living …

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