If you were to ask around, you would find that there are a lot of people that have Hawaii designated as their dream vacation. This is either because they have seen pictures, or have had friends telling them how beautiful it really is. This is especially the case if you are if you are there biking, as Hawaii has some of the most intriguing bike trails anywhere.
You will want to continue reading this article, because it will talk about all the various places to bike in Hawaii, such as Kaena Point. Kaena Point is located in between Haliewa, and Waianae, and will provide some of the most stunning views out there. However, there are some drawbacks to this particular trail because ATV's are aloud to ride on them as well making them crowded at times. With that said you must make sure that you are very careful, and watch out for all the other people on the trail.
Kulioou Valley can be found near Hawaii Kai. There are several different trails, but the easiest one is the Kulioou Valley trail. However, even it can get a bit tricky when its wet. There are a few roots and rocks to make it a bit challenging. About halfway up the valley trail you will find the trailhead to the more difficult Kulioou Ridge trail. This trail is more technical with steep climbs, fast descents, switchbacks, and jumps. However, the views are incredible.
With that said, if you are more of the advanced biker and are looking for more of a challenge, then you will want to seek out Mililani. Mililani is a network of trails near Waipio and covers 3 valleys and ridges. The reason why these trails are more for the advanced biker are because they provide very steep hills, that lead to very steep downgrades at the crest of them. With that said, think about 30 mph steep that lead to valleys and such. You really need to know what you are doing in order to get through these courses but if you can, the scenery is unbelievable. These trails can be somewhat tricky to get to because there is a housing development nearby. The best way to get to them is parallel to the H-2 highway, in which there is a chain link fence there for easy access.
If you are looking for more of an endurance run instead of all the curves and jumps, you will want to check out the Aiea Loop. This is an endurance run that is still packed with very steep inclines and declines but also is a nice 4.5 mile ride. The most exciting thing about these trails is the view that you get with them. This is because the trail follows a ridge overlooking Pearl Harbor, Oahu, and the Halawa Valley which makes it very dangerous when wet so be careful.
Another great place to ride will be the Kula Forest Reserve. The Kula Forest Reserve is packed with some dynamic scenery, and comes full with all the inclines and declines you are looking for. Just make sure that you stop on the trail to take in some of that beautiful scenery.
Most people will try and ride trails in Hawaii as a beginner or novice. There are a few courses that are out there in which are good for novice riders. However, as you can see most of them are more for advanced riders, and if you are that, make sure you take in the scenery while your there.