Natera - Cruiser Phil’s Haleakala Morning Bike Tour
Available:
- Saturday, April 9, 2022
The Morning Tour arrives at Haleakala’s 10,023' summit after the sun has already come up. You’ll be given the guided tour (1-1.5 hours) of the park and the crater. You’ll then be taken just outside of the park’s entrance at 6,500 feet where you'll be fitted with your bike and gear. Cruise down the ever-changing landscape from golden rolling meadows, to the town of Haiku approximately 24 miles away. You'll travel at a leisurely pace, pedaling past open fields and pastures, and a stunning Maui landscape spotted with colorful flowers and regal trees. Stop for great photo opportunities as your bike guide shows you the rich cultural and historical background of the area. Tour will start the riding portion at 6500 feet. Bike down a volcano for an unforgettable island experience! It is the world's longest downhill bicycle cruise down the slopes of Haleakala, the largest dormant volcano in the world.
- Meet with the MC&A Inc. representative.
- Depart hotel at 6:45 a.m. from the GROUP ENTRANCE.
- Returns to hotel at approx. 3:45 p.m.
- This ride is not for beginners; cyclist should have ridden a bicycle within the past year.
- Recommend layered clothing, long pants and warm top over shorts and T-shirt.
- Please wear closed-toe shoes and protective eyewear (sunglasses or prescription glasses).
- Roundtrip transportation
- Morning Coffee
- Certified guided tour of the park and crater
- Kona mountain bikes, helmets, backpacks, rain/wind gear
- Park Fees
- Guide Gratuity
- State Tax
- Due to COVID-19, certain inclusions, meal options and capacities may be changed to adhere to local mandates, and current safety & health guidelines.
- Bike portion of tour begins at the 6500ft staging area and is 26 miles long.
- Height requirement is 5’. All riders must weigh less than 280 lbs. Experienced riders only, no beginners.
- Pregnant women, children under age 12, may not ride the bicycles but are welcomed as van riders.
- Riders above 65 years old may ride the bicycle if they are active and ride bicycles at home often.
- All riders must sign an Acknowledgment of Risk and Safety Consideration Form.