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Haleakala National Park Hikers take a break all a grassy trail to plan the next phase of their backpack trip.
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Haleakala National Park
Bicycling Information
 

Each day a few hardy souls cycle from sealevel to the summit (10,023 feet/3055m). The park roads are open to uphill or downhill cycling 24 hours per day. In planning your trip, please remember:

  • You will need $5 in cash for a individual/cyclist entrance pass.
  • It is often very cold, windy, and wet above 5000 ft/1524 m. More...
  • You are entering a high-elevation environment.
  • The only pay phone in the summit area of the park is at the Park Headquarters Visitor Center at 7000 ft/2134 m.
  • There is no bike path. You will be sharing a narrow, winding mountain road with cars and buses.

There are also commercial tours that will drive you to the top of the mountain and provide a bike and safety equipment for a guided trip down. Please contact the Maui Visitor Bureau to learn more about these tours that are not sponsored by the park.

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The peak of Mauna Loa is visible across the ocean in this coastal view at Kipahulu.

Did You Know?
When conditions permit, you can see across the channel to the island of Hawaii while enjoying the coastal views in the Kipahulu Area of Haleakala National Park.

Last Updated: July 27, 2006 at 17:45 MST