NORTH SHORE/UPCOUNTRY
PAIA – NORTH SHORE BIKE PATH – Ho’okipa
(BEGINNER – Intermediate)

The newly completed North Shore Bike Path stretches from Paia to Kanaha Beach Park, offering a flat and easy 5–6 miles each way / 10–12 miles round trip ride—perfect for all levels of riders. This path is more about discovering hidden North Shore beaches than the path itself. While it doesn’t follow the ocean directly, you’ll still enjoy scenic beach views and plenty of opportunities to explore. We’ll provide you with a map to help you find great spots to swim, relax, or grab a bite from local food trucks. Pack a lunch and make a day of it at Kanaha Beach Park. To reach the start of the bike path from our Paia shop, you’ll either ride 0.4 miles on the road (no bike lane) or walk your bike along the sidewalk through town. True beginners are encouraged to walk this portion to stay safe.

Optional Route Extension:
More experienced riders comfortable with light traffic can continue past the bike path to Ho’okipa Beach Park, via a scenic 2.5-mile each way / 5-mile round trip stretch with rolling hills and ocean views. Please note: you will need to cross Hana Highway to access Ho’okipa, so this is only recommended for confident riders. While traffic typically flows at 25–30 mph, it’s a popular route for people heading to and from Hana.

South Maui: Wailea – Kihei
(Beginner – Intermediate)

There are some beautiful roads to explore along the coast out towards La Perouse. Start early to avoid high winds. In some areas you can ride on quiet side streets. Most of the rides around here will be in a bike lane on the road with vehicles. This is a popular road for people accessing Makena State beach and other beaches around the area.  If you are in Kihei/Wailea we highly recommend a 3 speed, 7 speed or e-bike as there are many rolling hills. Kihei is more flat and you could get away with a single speed if you don’t plan on venturing very far.

WEST MAUI: KAPALUA – NAPILI – HONOKOWAI COASTAL RIDE
(Intermediate – Hybrid or E-Bike Only)

Departing from our Kapalua shop, this scenic coastal ride is perfect for those looking to explore West Maui’s shoreline towns and beaches on a hybrid or e-bike. The route travels south along Lower Honoapiilani Road, a scenic stretch connecting Kapalua, Napili, Kahana, and Honokowai, with ocean views, beach access points, and local food spots along the way.

This out-and-back ride can range from 6–12+ miles round trip, depending on how far you choose to go. While the terrain is mostly gentle, there are rolling hills and inclines, especially in and out of the Napili area—making hybrids or e-bikes essential for a comfortable ride. xpect a mix of bike lanes, paved shoulders, and low-traffic shared road sections. Morning rides tend to be calmer, with lighter winds and traffic.

Route Highlights: Napili Bay – a beautiful beach for a swim or snack break, Local cafés, markets, and shave ice stops along the way, Honokowai Beach Park – a peaceful spot with grassy areas and ocean view. E