HALEAKALA EXPRESS & ZIP

Jan 10, 2019

Bike + Zip Tours

HALEAKALA EXPRESS & ZIP

BIKE + ZIP TOURS

CHECK-IN: 9 AM | TOTAL TOUR TIME: 6 HOURS

Beginning outside the National Park entrance at 6,500 ft. you will start your downhill adventure. at your own pace down 23 scenic miles. Top it off with 7 exhilarating zipline runs with ocean and treetop views of the North Shore.

*plus taxes and fees.

Book early and save! Advance pricing is available online for bookings made at least 72 hours ahead of the tour date. Bookings made less than 72 hours before the tour will be charged the retail rate. All bookings are subject to Hawaii State Tax. 

SEE ITINERARY

EXPRESS BIKE + ZIP TOUR
CHECK IN AT 9:00 AM
VEHICLE TOUR TO 6,500 FT ELEVATION OUTSIDE OF PARK
23 MILE SELF-GUIDED BIKE RIDE DOWN MOUNTAIN
NORTH SHORE ZIPLINE STOP ALONG THE BIKE ROUTE
7 THRILLING ZIPLINE RUNS
BIKERS FINAL STOP IN HAIKU
 

SEE RESTRICTIONS

ALL BIKE RIDERS MUST
  • Understand and acknowledge the risks involved in such an activity and sign a risk acknowledgment form before riding
  • Be 12 years 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
  • Follow all rules and guidelines including Covid-19 restrictions. Guests who refuse to abide to rules will be denied service without a refund.

Express Bike Tour and Zipline

TOUR DETAILS

  • Resort and cruise ship pick-up available – $25 per person
  • 23-mile bike ride down Haleakala
  • 7 exhilarating zipline runs with ocean and treetop views
  • Extended vehicle tours available for those not biking

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • KONA® mountain bikes: Designed for downhill biking with hydraulic disc brakes
  • DAKINE® backpacks
  • Helly Hansen® rain gear
  • Bell® helmets
  • Map and directions

WHAT TO BRING

  • Masks
  • Close-toed shoes
  • Layered clothing
  • Sweatshirt or jacket
  • Sweatpants or jeans (comfortable, no bell bottoms)
  • A knit cap or hat
  • Sunglasses or regular prescription glasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Camera
  • Day pack (to store belongings in the vehicle)
  • Small snacks
  • Water

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We are excited to announce that we have re-opened with safety measures in place to help protect your health while enjoying time on Maui.   (click here for our COVID-19 Policy)

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Staying Healthy at Bike Maui

Social Distancing, Mask Wearing & Cleaning/Sanitizing

Bike Maui is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace and activity for all our employees and
guests. We have developed a comprehensive preparedness plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
in order to safeguard the safety and health of everyone on our tours. Below is a summary of what to
expect on your Bike Maui adventure:

Before You Arrive

• Thorough training of staff on preventing the spread of germs and viruses
• All common areas will be sanitized
• All vehicle interiors will be sanitized
• All bikes will be sanitized
• All helmets and gear will be sanitized
• Masks will be worn by all employees


When You Arrive

• Wear a mask
• Have temperature taken
• Sanitize hands
• Answer health questions regarding COVID-19
• Practice social distancing as much as possible


During Your Tour

• Do not share your helmet, bike, or gear with other guests
• Masks should be worn by all attendees (both staff and guests)
• Maintain social distancing as much as possible
• If you or a member of your party feels ill at any time during your tour, stop immediately and
report it to our staff

Together, we can provide a safe and incredibly fun activity to enjoy while on Maui.
Mahalo for your cooperation and understanding and get ready to enjoy the best bike ride…EVER!

* This plan is based on information from the CDC and OSHA at the time of its development and is
subject to change based on further information provided by the CDC, OSHA, and other government and
public health officials. Bike Maui may amend this plan based on safety, operational needs, and new
developments.

If anyone is unable or unwilling to comply, or have failed to meet the COVID safety requirements, we have the right to refuse service for the safety of both staff and visitors.