Ancient Trees in Maui
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The Lahaina Banyan Tree
Indian Banyan (Ficus benghalensis). 153 years (planted 1873). The park has been closed to the public since the August 2023 wildfire; a perimeter fence keeps visitors back from the tree and the burned-out Old Lahaina Courthouse beside it, with signs warning against trespassing. As of the Feb 2026 source, the tree and benches are visible from the fence line and from Front Street; a full arborist health assessment was pending, and county officials hoped to reopen the park before the end of 2026 if it proved safe.

The Ka'ahumanu Church Monkeypod
Rain Tree (Samanea saman). . Free. On the grounds of a working historic church (the oldest continuously used stone church on Maui, fourth building on the site, built 1875), open during daylight hours; the tree stands in the churchyard along High Street.

The Kalana Pakui Banyan
Indian Laurel Fig (Ficus microcarpa). . Free. On the grounds of a public county government building (built 1925 as the police station, now county offices) in the Wailuku Civic Center Historic District; visible and reachable from the street and the building's public lawn.

The Honoapi'ilani Highway Kiawe
Kiawe (Prosopis pallida). . Free, on state Department of Transportation land beside a public highway; the register itself records it as 'Visible from Street/Accessible'. Only the register's grid coordinates and the mile-marker description are available, so the pin is approximate; a later pass should confirm the exact roadside spot.