DESCRIPTION

Guests will experience the magical Maui Sunrise on-top of Haleakala's summit at 10, 000 feet, also known as the House of the Rising Sun. Guests will visit with rare and beautiful plant and wildlife, some of which you will only see on the slopes of Haleakala. Haleakala is home to the rare Silversword plant (known in Hawaiian as 'ahinahina) and a nesting area for Hawaii's state bird, the Nene goose. Learn about the history of Haleakala and Haleakala's significance in the Hawaiian culture.

The bicycle safari will begin at the 6,500 feet elevation mark, where riders will begin the descent down the world's largest resting volcano. Riders will descend and enjoy bi-coastal views of Maui's central valley and the West Maui Mountains, all while taking in the beauty and fragrance of the flora surrounding them. Riders will experience the wind in their face and the beauty Maui has to offer on one of Maui's must do activities

From the staging area at 6,500 you will bike 7 miles down to an area we call "treeline". At this location bikes will be trailered and guest will enjoy an upcountry tour. Biking will begin again in Makawao after breakfast and finish in Haiku.

INCLUSIONS

• Bicycle
• Guide
• Gear including helmets, gloves and wind-stopper fleece, Gortex rain suits
• Park entrance fees
• A meal stop - cost of the meal is not included

GOOD TO KNOW

• Availability: Monday - Saturday
• Time: Pick up time is approximately 2:00 am
• Location: Hotel pick up from most resorts is included
• Duration: You will return at approximately 12:00 pm for sunrise

RESTRICTIONS

• Wear warm clothing in layers.
• Competent riders - please, no beginners.
• Sorry, NO PREGNANT WOMEN.
• Minimum 15 years of age.
• Must be at least 4' 10" tall
• Wear close-toed rubber soled shoes.
• Maximum weight for bike rider is 300 lbs
• No riders may participate with medical conditions that would adversely affect them in this activity.
• Riders must sign acknowledgement of risk & safety form.
• Must have ridden a bicycle in the last 12 months
• Groups are limited to a maximum of 10 passengers per group