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    Bike Hawaii Tours

    4.4 (81 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
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    Shani G.

    Our tour guide Max was amazing! We booked a hike to the Ko'olau Waterfalls. He knew the history of the wildlife and vegetation. Max was fun and much appreciated!!

    Newlyweds enjoy the Falls!
    April L.

    My husband & I really enjoyed our hike to the Manoa Falls rainforest & waterfall. It was beautiful & where they filmed Jurassic Park! I would rate the hike at moderate-low difficulty level... it's all about the views! They provided us with rain ponchos (it will rain!), fanny packs, bug repellent (a must!!) & water, all free of charge. The guides were super nice & knowledgeable about the area & Hawaii culture. We're very glad we scheduled this as part of our trip.

    Our first stop on the tour, before we headed down on the bikes.
    Robin H.

    One of THEE best activities we participated in on our honeymoon The scenery was amazing and the tour guides were great!! We would definitely do it again!

    Tiffany N.

    I had a free morning during my trip to Honolulu and for some crazy reason I thought it'd be cool to fill that time with a hike. Turns out I was right. I booked Bike Hawaii through my hotel concierge so I'm guessing you can book them through lots of hotels. They have a really wide variety of trips you can take - rain forest hikes, sailing, mountain bike tours, and snorkeling were a few I saw. They last anywhere between 3 hours and all day so you can pick whatever works with your schedule. On the day I went our guide was Jeremy and he was pretty rad. He showed us tons of cool flora as well as animal tracks along our hike and had a lot of interesting facts for anything we asked about. The company itself owns private acres of land, which is nice because when you're out there hiking it's just the people that you're with rather than hundreds and hundreds of tourists. And they provide you with water, trail mix and wellies to hike in the mud so your own sneakers don't get too dirty. I would definitely use them again on a return trip. Perhaps next time I'll have enough room in my schedule for the mountain biking!

    Alexandra G.

    Had a great time on the hike-bike-snorkel tour. Hiked a not-well-traveled route that was not too difficult but had enough challenge to make it adventurous and enjoyable. Then we drove to the up and had a breathtaking view of Honolulu and the ocean and ate lunch taking in the view. From there, they supplied bikes and helmets for a 90% downhill coasting ride. A warm tropical rain showered us for about 5 minutes, before emerging back into the sun with gorgeous views for the remainder of the ride. Then, we got back in the van and headed down to ala moana harbor where we got on captain Krash's boat and headed out to the water. They provided the snorkeling gear, and we saw fish, large and smaller turtles, sea urchins, an octopus and starfish and got to explore the reef. Heading back to the harbor, we saw a rainbow over Waikiki and had a laugh at Krash's dog, Sushi, wearing a shark costume. I definitely recommend the hike/bike/snorkel if you'd like an active day and seeing a lot at once.

    Patricia M.

    Enjoyed the activities very much. The Manoa hike was beautiful and a little more strenuous than expected (I would call it medium difficulty for someone who exercises a couple times a week), but our tour guide, Elikah, was very aggressive and had little patience for slowing down for pictures or stopping. Lunch was minimal with half a sandwich, chips, fruit snacks, and water, but it was welcome after the hike! The biking portion of the trip was absolutely incredible and I'd do it 1,000 more times. Elikah again was a little like a drill sergeant and made that portion more stressful than necessary. Overall, I'd have given the trip 4 stars if it wasn't for the very small lunch and the aggressive tour guide. She seemed like a nice person, maybe just not relaxed enough to guide people on vacation.

    For my Bday I went on a guided Mountain Biking ride to the Maunawili Valley with the Ko`olau Mountain cliffs and ocean as my backdrop. It was incredible! My guide was the owner John who was absolutely amazing....very professional, fun, experienced in riding, and an all around good guy! John asked about what type of riding I do, experience level, and what I wanted to get out of the experience. Based on my feedback we decided to ride a cross country semi technical flowy fun single track trail. I had an absolute blast and would highly recommend going and experiencing this for yourself. It's a ride I will always remember. Thank you John for an incredible Bday ride!!!!

    Awesome view at the top of the mountain.

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    Visiting Pu'u Ualaka's State Park is on my top ten favorite things to do in Honolulu. The Park…read moreoffers spectacular views of the entire Southside of the Island. I travelled up Mount Tantalus to the Park yesterday with my daughter. We travelled through beautiful dense forest at the Park entrance. At the highest overlook, we could see everything and more from Diamond Head out to (and beyond) the airport. We could see all of Honolulu. I felt like we were on top of the world! Plaques offer fascinating overviews of the history and geology of the landmarks below. We could even see inside the famous tuff cone, Punch Bowl! Nearby is the first macadamia nut orchard in Hawaii. The overviews are paved with railings and easily accessible. The Park offers picnic areas with a couple pavilions and picnic tables. There is a charge for non-resident parking of $7 that can be paid electronically. Resident parking is free. Parking is limited, but there are several parking areas. We had no trouble finding parking mid week. Warning signs tell guest not to leave valuables in the car. Pu'u Ualaka'a State Park is only two miles from downtown Honolulu (maybe a couple more miles to the top). The Park is an easy 5 star and worth a visit.

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    Mānoa Falls Trail

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    4.4
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    This is a great little hike that is not difficult at all. The trail seems mostly maintained for the…read moremost part. It was raining when we went, so it got super muddy, but that is to be expected and was totally fine. My only real disappointment was that you cannot actually get into the water to swim anywhere along the trail or at the falls. Also, be aware that they charge for parking, though they do offer a military discount if that applies to you. Overall, it is a nice, accessible walk through nature, just do not bring your swimsuit expecting to dive in.

    Service- 3 stars Ambiance- 5 stars…read more I usually hike this trail once a month to put myself out in the jungle and get away from concrete and I love it every time. This trail is located deep and all the way in Manoa valley- past the gym, Manoa elementary school where the road becomes pretty much a one lane street until you get around to the stop where you pay the attendant. I think this part is what disappoints me the most is because kama'aina still have to pay to hike this trail. Geez. If you are kama'aina, you have to present your ID to the attendant where you will have to pay $4. Not sure what the cost is for tourists or non-residents. There are lots of spaces to park when you past the attendant. You have the option to park at your first right past the old Treetops restaurant or further down. There is a restroom and little convenience shop if you want to purchase a souvenir, ice cream, water, etc for your hike. This trail can get super muddy and dangerous after rainfall so I would use caution if you choose to hike during wet season. There are big rocks you will have to step over all throughout the trail so be sure to go with proper hiking shoes with good grip. The waterfall at the very end isn't much but a good little reward as a picture opportunity. Folks can no longer go into the water due to leptospirosis. I highly recommend visiting this spot if you're a hiking person and nature lover!

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    Lulumahu Falls

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    4.5
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    A beautiful day for a hike! Every time I do this hike it's a little different. Today the waterfall…read morewas cold and bracing and there were a lot of people hiking the falls. We started out around 8:45 AM and by the time we reached the waterfall, it was getting full of families and pairs of hikers. I recommend go early to skip the crowds. The hike itself isn't too technical and there are only a few places where you have to step up high over a rock or scramble through a stream.

    Here are clear and concise directions for this hike!!…read more Main parking off Pali hwy. Entrance is easily visible. You'll enter the bamboo forest. Within the first 50 feet it will split into a Y trail, take the left path. If you go straight you'll likely end up in the bamboo section for 20-40 mins. If you do not exit the bamboo area within 10 mins, you're lost. You'll exit the bamboo area through a lifted/broken section of the fence. Walk uphill onto the paved pathway. This will open onto a wide valley. You'll pass a large bridge structure. Follow that till road till you get to the supply shed structures. Look for a small concrete stairway in the trees. Stay left mostly, and look for pink ribbons. Pass the old fenced off pool looking area. Once you hit the rock/mud path (approx 10 mins) there's a hard right turn down into the main river area. A large tree has fallen so you'll need to spot the ribbons, and climb over this tree. If you pass this fallen tree by mistake, the trail will seem oddly difficult and dense. You'll need to turn around. Walk until you see the man made rock wall with a small waterfall, and walk across this to the other side. Follow the ribbons up the path and you'll need to cross the river 3-5 more times after this. Keep looking for clear open paths. There's two ways you can continue after that point so don't worry. (One way is just more difficult) Before the waterfall there's a larger section of rocks you'll have to climb over. Main takeaways: You will have to walk across slippery rocks several times. It is muddy. It's not that difficult but can be dangerous at some parts. If you don't see a pink/orange ribbon for more than 5-10 mins at any time, you are likely lost.

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    Diamond Head State Monument

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    4.5
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    We're back to hike up the trail to Diamond Head after 10 years. Our grandchildren, ages 8, 6, and 4…read moreare hiking it for their first time. We visit Oahu every year but we're usually relaxing at the beach and not really doing touristy things. Ayyy...But the son and DIL were interested in visiting DH, so I made a reservation. First time going online to make a reservation. Back in the day you just got there early, parked, and walked up. LOL Made a reservation online for 7 people and it was $45 which included parking. Little did I know we would end up not renting a car, so we Ubered from our hotel. If I would have known three days ahead of time, I could have received a refund. But alas, I did not. Oh well. The kiddos all hiked up to the top with the adults and did a great job. One of the kiddos was a little cranky having to avoid people and pull over next to the rocks to let people pass, but she survived and quit complaining once we offered a shaved iced once we were back at the trail head. #highlyrecommend

    We arrived at the location at 5:00 AM to catch the sunrise. A quick pro tip: make sure your GPS…read moredirects you to the parking lot instead of the trail itself, as it originally led us to a neighborhood right in front of the trailhead. Even at that early hour, there was already a crowd of people heading up. We started with flashlights, but within about 30 minutes, it was light enough to see without them. There are multiple points throughout the hike with small openings off the steps where you can sit on rocks or stand to catch your breath. This is a very family friendly trail. We traveled with our 8 year old and made it up and down within two hours, using the 25 trail markers to keep him motivated all the way to the top. For anyone nervous about heights, there is a helpful bypass for the middle section where the track sits just a foot or two off the ground. Avoiding people on the way down wasn't too bad for us, though I can definitely see it being a bit difficult if the trail gets extremely crowded. Ultimately, the view at the top is breathtaking and completely worth the hike.

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    Top of the crater
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    Makiki-Manoa Cliffs Hike

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    4.3
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    Did this amazing hike again starting at a different location with an alteration due to a closure of…read moreone section of the trail. I love the combination of this trails because the variety of beautiful views, landscapes, type of surfaces. Dense lush rainforest to dryer areas with a variety of foliage. Started at the Makiki Arboretum trail, taking the loop to the right on the Maunalaha Trail. This section will get the blood flowing as you climb upward over a very rooted trail. Once you arrive at an area with metal benches there is an intersection of multiple trails. Take Makiki Valley Trail to the Right. After a short hike take the Moleka Trail to the Left. The Moleka trail becomes the Manoa Cliff trail which you stay on for a number of miles. If you struggle with narrow trails with drop offs this section may not be for you. There are beautiful views of Manoa Valley from the trail. Some sections of this trail can be muddy. In the past Hike once you go through the gate the Manoa Cliff trail takes a sharp turn to Left at Intersection of other trails. In our case there was a recent landslide and there was a warning sign not continue on the Manoa Cliff Trail. No problem we took Pauoa Flats Trail until we reached Kalawahine Trail and took a Left on it. Take this trail until you reach a paved road, take a right down the road until you see the next trailhead, Nahuina Trail which zig zags its way down. When you come to Makiki Valley trail go left. When you reach Kanealole take it to your right. This trail will take you back to trail you started on. Since there are so many different trails to do this loop I suggest using Alltrails download. We clocked over 10 miles. I'd rate it as intermediate. Bring plenty of water, I carry crampons in case there are muddy slippery areas. Would not do if heavy rain or strong winds expected.

    Afternoon hike at Manoa Cliff, Kalawahine, and Makiki Valley Loop…read more Great trail, awesome views. Best if you can download the map as you loose service in several areas of the trail. My trail map also showed I hiked 7.3 miles and my husband stated 6.4, but either way it is long. Just be ready for a good long hike. We started in the rain so yes mud was around, and yes places were pretty slippery. But all in all not too bad to get around. Just wear good hiking shoes. Conditions: bugs, muddy, easy parking, great views, dog friendly, well maintained, wild flowers

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