Haleakalā National Park Elopement Permit Guide
NPS Special Use Permit required. $150 non refundable application fee. Submit at least 3 weeks in advance; complex requests may need 4 weeks for environmen…
Permit Requirements
NPS Special Use Permit required. $150 non refundable application fee. Submit at least 3 weeks in advance; complex requests may need 4 weeks for environmental and cultural review. Maximum group size: 25 people. Approved summit ceremony locations are Puʻuʻulaʻula (Red Hill), Pā Kaʻoao (White Hill) Overlook, Kalahaku Overlook, and Leleiwi Overlook. Approved Kipahulu locations are the Kūloa Loop Trail and the Coastal Trail from Kūloa Point to Kipahulu Campground. Ceremonies are prohibited in the Wilderness Area, on the Halemauʻu and Keoneheʻeheʻe (Sliding Sands) Trails, at Kaʻapahu and Alelele, a…
- Permit required
- Yes
- Permit fee
- $150 non refundable application fee
- Maximum group size
- 25 people
- Information last verified
- April 2026
- Official application
- https://www.nps.gov/hale/learn/management/special-use-permits.htm
Haleakalā National Park Elopement Location Guide
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