Route: Kalama Park Pavilion to ‘Ahihi-Kina’u Natural Area Reserve and back. Google Maps Route: https://bit.ly/2SMBIgx
Distance: 19.3 miles round trip
Expected Duration: 2.5 – 3 hours roundtrip including scenic stops
Sites to see: Palauea Beach, Maluaka Beach
Learn more about the geology, the reef and the Hawaiian History of the turnaround point, Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve, from Ride Leader, Kelli Lundgren. Kelli is an experienced volunteer at the reserve and is versed about the healthiest reef surrounding Maui.
Post-ride potluck and social will take place at Kalama Park Pavilion following the ride. Please bring a dish to share with the group;.
Cost: Free for Maui Bicycling League members ($25 annual fee), donation-based for other participants. Donation can be made on booking platform.
Gear Rentals: Please call ahead to arrange your rentals and bike delivery in advance. Helmets are required for all riders!
Standard bikes from Boss Frog’s Hawaii: (808) 874-5225
http://bossfrog.com/maui/store-locations/central-kihei-snorkel-rentals/
Electric bikes available from RideSmart Maui: (808) 633-8553 https://www.ridesmartmaui.com/e-bike-rental.html
This group ride is intended for intermediate to advanced cyclists who ride at an average speed of 12 – 14mph. Both Maui residents and visitors are welcome to join!
This event is a part of the Maui Cycle Exploration Project, a monthly ride series supported by Hawaii Tourism Authority‘s Community Enrichment Program. Learn more: https://www.mauibike.org/maui-cycle-exploration/
Route: Kahului to Charley’s Restaurant & Saloon (Paia)
Distance: 11.9 miles round trip
See route on Google Maps: https://tinyurl.com/y64g82aj
Expected Duration: 2-2.5 hours roundtrip including time for brunch and scenic stops. Google Maps estimates duration of 30 minutes each way.
Sites to see: Kanaha Pond State Wildlife Sanctuary, Sprecklesville Beach
Charley’s in Paia marks the turnaround point and a stop for brunch/breakfast, cost is not included.
This ride is the official Maui event for Opening Trails Day, a national movement hosted by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. Learn more about the movement [Here](https://www.railstotrails.org/experience-trails/opening-day-for-trails/)
Cost: Free for Maui Bicycling League members ($25 annual fee), donation-based for other participants. Donation can be made on booking platform. MauiBike.org
Gear Rentals: Please call ahead to arrange your rentals and bike delivery in advance. Helmets are required for all riders!
Standard bikes from Island Biker Maui (808) 877-7744
islandbiker.com/
Electric bikes available from RideSmart Maui: (808) 633-8553 https://www.ridesmartmaui.com/e-bike-rental.html
This group ride is intended for intermediate cyclists who ride at an average speed of 10 – 12mph. Both Maui residents and visitors are welcome to join!
This event is a part of the Maui Cycle Exploration Project, a monthly ride series supported by Hawaii Tourism Authority‘s Community Enrichment Program. Learn more: Mauibike.org/maui-cycle-exploration/
