Top Hawaii Mountain Bike Tours

Experience a stunning Hawaiian sunrise from the top of Maui's Haleakala National Park and then bike down the dormant volcano during this exciting adventure. Transportation is provided to the top of the crater to watch the sunrise before riding your bike down the slopes on a guided tour. Your bike ride ends in the historic town of Makawao where you can explore and have breakfast at your leisure.

Explore the Haleakala Volcano at your own pace with a self-paced bike tour. Bike through Kula and Makawao as fast or as slow as you choose, with the option to go down a second time if you choose. Stop at protea farms, get a cup of coffee, and wander through local shops, before finishing either at the bike tour office or down on the beach in Paia.

See more of Maui's Haleakala National Park on this bike tour that covers more ground than possible hiking and goes to places off limits to tour buses. As your guide shares stories about the extensive history of the park, its geology, fauna, and flora, pedal the 26-mile bike route down the slopes of Haleakala. Continue through the switchbacks of Haleakala Ranch, the upcountry town of Kula, and Makawao, and finish in beachside town of Paia.

Pedal a shared bike to top breweries in Honolulu's vibrant Kaka'ako arts district. In the company of no more than 10 beer lovers, head for three different hip spots where you can sip craft brews from local breweries and tasting rooms. Bring your own playlist to enjoy as you pedal past Honolulu's most colorful murals.

Get an insider’s view of Honolulu and cover more ground than you would on a walking tour on this excursion. See street art in Kaka'ako park, taste fresh Hawaiian fruits in Chinatown, go up the Aloha Tower for the views, and discover the monuments around the Hawaii State Capitol, including the royal Iolani Palace.

For those who prefer to just go cruising down the slopes and switchbacks of the volcano, our Haleakala Express tour is the best bet. Guests begin their bike ride at 6,500 ft. elevation just outside of the national park entrance and ride 15 miles to the North Shore town of Haiku. WHAT’S INCLUDED • NAI Certified Guides • KONA Mountain Bikes • DAKINE Backpacks • Helly Hansen Rain Gear • Bell Helmets WHAT TO BRING • Closed-Toe Shoes • Sweatshirt or Jacket • Sunglasses • Sunscreen • Phone/Camera • Small Snacks • Water RESTRICTIONS ALL BIKE RIDERS' MUST: • Understand and Acknowledge the risks involved • Be 15years old or older • Have recent bike riding experience • Be over 4’10” tall • Be physically capable of enduring this outdoor activity • Be free of any medications that may cause drowsiness • Not be pregnant • Not weigh over 270 lbs. • Wear closed-toe shoes

If you want to combine sightseeing with something more active than the usual bus tours, book this guided bike tour down Maui's dormant volcano, Haleakala. Starting very early in the morning for the best sunrise views (and to beat the heat) pedal downhill, riding along switchbacks, through Haleakala Ranch and past Kula. Continue through the towns of Makawao and Paia, and finally finish up oceanside at Paia Bay Beach Park.

Combine sightseeing with biking in Maui during this exciting tour to Haleakala National Park's summit. Transportation takes you to the summit of this dormant volcano, where you begin a self-guided 15-mile bike ride downhill including mountain switchbacks. Pause to admire scenery at your leisure, stop for a casual lunch, and explore the historic town of Makawao during the tour.

Discover the raw beauty of Maui on this small-group e-bike tour, with all logistics taken care of by your local guide. Ride off-road across Maui’s fields and the lower slopes of Haleakalā on a private ranch. Enjoy incredible views of the ocean and volcanoes and the expertise of your guide who shares insights about the native flora and fauna.

Traveling on two wheels lets you go to places big vehicles can't reach and is one of the best ways to explore Hawaii. Honolulu's roads can get congested, though, which means it's all the better to head off the beaten path. This guided bike tour takes you to remote areas, through lush rainforest, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Best of all, riding an electric bike requires little effort.

Explore the best of Maui’s North Shore on a scenic guided E-bike tour from Paia. This easy, 10–12 mile round-trip ride follows the North Shore Bike Path to Kanaha Beach Park—perfect for beginner and intermediate riders seeking a relaxing outdoor adventure. With electric pedal assist, you'll cruise comfortably past lush landscapes, local beach access points, and quiet backroads while enjoying the laid-back charm of Paia. Along the way, your expert local guide will point out hidden beaches, ocean view photo stops, and local food trucks—making this tour more than just a ride. It’s a true Maui experience. This 2.5hr guided E-bike tour is one of the top things to do in Paia—combining local insight, sustainable travel, and unforgettable scenery.

Explore the private nature reserve of Kualoa Ranch on an electric-assisted mountain bike. This eco-friendly tour makes it easy to accommodate those who may not have the confidence or fitness level for a more strenuous ride. Follow your guide off the beaten path and experience the natural beauty of Oahu’s most popular landmarks from a unique vantage point.

Discover the beauty and history of Oahu’s North Shore on this e-bike tour with all navigation taken care of by your guide. Enjoy personal attention and expert knowledge with your small group as you explore the Haleiwa’s highlights and hidden gems. You’ll enjoy magnificent views as you learn about Haleiwa’s culture and history, passing through Haleiwa town, boat harbor, and beach.

Cycle from the top of Haleakala Volcano to the coast of Maui on this half-day cycling tour. With the benefit of an early morning start, you'll beat the crowds and traffic on the roads, making for a peaceful 17-mile (30-kilometer) descent. With a small group size, state-of-the-art bikes and helmets, and expert guidance, you'll have a safe and enjoyable trip down the side of the volcano.

Escape the heat and the crowds while soaking in the south coast’s magnificent scenery on this small-group morning e-bike tour. Pedal effortlessly with the help of technology by lush, tropical countryside and crumbling coastline, stopping for photos at several of the area’s most alluring viewpoints. Listen to commentary and safety instructions from your guide on the move via audio headsets.

FUV stands for Fun Utility Vehicle, and this compact, three-wheeled, open-air, easy-to-maneuver rental vehicle will let you explore the island on your own time. You’ll love how simple it is to drive and the feel of the island breeze coming through the open doors. The suggested route takes you to explore the endearing towns of Kapa’a and Old Koloa, Poipu and Lawa’i beaches, and Wailua and Opaekaa Falls, making it easy to see a lot in one half-day.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in a car? Boring. On a guided fat-tire e-bike tour, experience this wild landscape sustainably and in the open air, and your guide shares captivating insights into the park's geology, history, and ecosystem. Most experience this park from behind a windshield—explore the world’s most active volcano with pedal assist, a throttle, and torque sensors for a smooth ride along the park's paths and roads.

Watching the sunrise at Haleakala Crater is a must-do experience that is only made better by hopping on a bike and riding back down to the beach after. Begin early with a pre-dawn pickup before making the winding journey in the dark to the volcano’s summit. As light appears on the horizon, the lunar beauty of Haleakala Crater emerges. After the sunrise, ride back down to the national park boundary.

Haleakala's summit sits at over 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) on Maui, and catching sunrise from the crater requires a pre-dawn drive up the mountain road plus a National Park reservation for sunrise viewing—logistics that are hard to manage solo on limited sleep. This tour covers the drive up Haleakala for sunrise, then a bike ride downhill from 6,500 feet (1,981 meters). Finally, hop aboard a shuttle to explore the town of Makawao.

The “Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” a bike ride down Waimea Canyon means views of Waipo'o Falls, the Na Pali Coast, Kekaha Beach, and stops in three state parks: Waimea Canyon, Kokee, and Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park. On this tour, you’ll ride to both iconic and secret spots, catch sunset over the “forbidden island,” and best yet—get a van ride to the top.

Avoid crowded buses and tiring walking tours with this private e-bike rental in Lahaina. Explore the area at your own pace while easily covering a lot of ground on the pedal-assisted bike. Your rental starts at the bike shop roughly 15 minutes north of Lahaina—conveniently near Black Rock Beach, Kaanapali Beach, the Kaanapali Parkway, and other attractions.

Embark on an exhilarating 5-hour journey to the Mokulua Islands, led by our experienced guides! Say goodbye to car hassles—your transportation to Kailua Beach is an exciting e-bike ride where bike trailers will carry your kayak effortlessly. As we paddle towards Moku Nui, a designated bird sanctuary and we will provide permits for this adventure. Be sure to reserve your spot in advance, as availability is limited. During this 5-hour journey, you’ll encounter a vibrant array of wildlife, including sea turtles, Hawaiian monk seals, tropical fish, and sea birds. If weather conditions permit, we’ll explore the island’s hidden tide pools and venture to its back side. This tour is ideal for physically active kayakers aged 13 years and older. The itinerary allows you to go at your own pace and soak up the experience exploring the bay, stopping at Popoia Island or relaxing on the beach if you so desire. End the tour with a refreshing meal and a Hawaiian sun!

Start your Hawaii adventure with a fun, fast-paced ride through the heart of Waikiki. This 1.5-hour guided e-bike tour is perfect for travelers short on time or looking to get oriented early in their trip. Ride through scenic parks, historic landmarks, and hidden local gems while enjoying ocean views and insights from your local guide. Highlights include: – Kapiʻolani Park and Queen Kapiʻolani’s story – Waikiki Natatorium, where Duke Kahanamoku trained – Diamond Head views from Dillingham Fountain – Waikiki Shell & local music history – Kūhiō Avenue food recommendations – Royal Hawaiian Hotel and iconic landmarks – Fort DeRussy and the U.S. Army Museum – Relaxing finish at Fort DeRussy Beach Park Whether it’s your first visit or not, this tour offers a fresh and scenic way to experience Waikiki.