Lahaina-Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad
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The Lahaina-Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad is a heritage railroad in Lāhainā, Hawaii.
It operates the Sugar Cane Train, a steam locomotive-powered tourist train which traverses a six-mile section of track. A narrator points outs sites of interest during the trip, which crosses a 325-foot curved wooden trestle whose elevation yields panoramic views of neighboring islands and the West Maui Mountains.
Railroads have existed in Hawaii for more than 100 years, hauling sugar cane to mills and transporting workers to the canefields.
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