Kauai - the Garden Island
Your mountain bike trail guide to the islands of Hawaii.

The oldest of all the Hawaiian Islands, some 6 million years old, Kauai boasts world class beaches, the wettest spot on earth (Waialeale), Waimea Canyon (aka; the Grand Canyon of the Pacific) and insane mountain biking opportunities. Kauai is the fourth largest island in Hawaii, and as you can see in these photos, Kauai has much to offer for the off-road bicyclist.

Of this 553 square mile island, you will find five epic single tracks and nine killer dirt roads open to mountain bikes. Typical of Hawaii's terrain, Kauai has steep pali (cliffs) and awesome valleys surrounded by rugged coastline which make up this ancient volcanic paradise. These photos may cause a strong desire to travel, so view at your own risk.

The view of Kalalau Valley is something that words cannot describe. You must be there to FEEL it, HEAR it, and SEE it in order to experience it.

Kokee has incredible trails that are sure to bring you back time and time again.

Nualolo. Shall I say more?

Waimea Canyon is known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific". Spectacular views and trails are what makes Waimea a popular spot for mountain biking. Experience your very own Hawaiian mountain bike vacation!