Palaʻau State Park

Palaʻau State Park on the Hawaiian island of Molokai is the island’s only state park. It is especially known for its sweeping view over the Kalaupapa settlement, including the site of the historic leper colony on the peninsula below. In addition to its scenic and historical importance, the park provides a simple recreation area with campsites and a picnic shelter. A hiking trail also leads visitors to one of the park’s most recognizable natural landmarks, a distinctive phallic rock formation.

Kaunakakai, Hawaii · United States