Les meilleurs événements de la ville Maui. Visite à vélo de Haleakala avant l'aube avec des cyclistes de montagne (6 500 pieds jusqu'au niveau de la mer) commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. A more affordable option to our often sold out sunrise tour, the Pre-Dawn tour offers the same beautiful colors of the sunrise from the outside of Haleakala National Park

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Mountain Riders

Mountain Riders guests meet at our office 886 Haliimaile Ave, Haliimaile at approx 7:30 am. The Self-Guided Bike Tour begins with a guided van tour from our office in Hailiimaile in route to Haleakala. You will begin your self paced downhill through Haleakala Ranch, Kula, Makawao and finishing at our office in Haliimaile located on the Northshore of Maui.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Haleakala National Park

We start our tour at the entrance to Haleakala National Park at 6500 ft and ride to Paia.

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Mountain Riders

Mountain Riders guests meet at our office 886 Haliimaile Ave, Haliimaile at approx 7:30 am. The Self-Guided Bike Tour begins with a guided van tour from our office in Hailiimaile in route to Haleakala. You will begin your self paced downhill through Haleakala Ranch, Kula, Makawao and finishing at our office in Haliimaile located on the Northshore of Maui.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Haleakala National Park

We start our tour at the entrance to Haleakala National Park at 6500 ft and ride to Paia.

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Mountain Riders

Mountain Riders guests meet at our office 886 Haliimaile Ave, Haliimaile at approx 7:30 am. The Self-Guided Bike Tour begins with a guided van tour from our office in Hailiimaile in route to Haleakala. You will begin your self paced downhill through Haleakala Ranch, Kula, Makawao and finishing at our office in Haliimaile located on the Northshore of Maui.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Haleakala National Park

We start our tour at the entrance to Haleakala National Park at 6500 ft and ride to Paia.

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Mountain Riders

Mountain Riders guests meet at our office 886 Haliimaile Ave, Haliimaile at approx 7:30 am. The Self-Guided Bike Tour begins with a guided van tour from our office in Hailiimaile in route to Haleakala. You will begin your self paced downhill through Haleakala Ranch, Kula, Makawao and finishing at our office in Haliimaile located on the Northshore of Maui.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Haleakala National Park

We start our tour at the entrance to Haleakala National Park at 6500 ft and ride to Paia.

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Cavaliers de montagne

Les invités de Mountain Riders se retrouvent à notre bureau 886 Haliimaile Ave, Haliimaile vers 7h30. La visite à vélo autoguidée commence par une visite guidée en van depuis notre bureau à Hailiimaile en direction de Haleakala. Vous commencerez votre descente à votre rythme à travers Haleakala Ranch, Kula, Makawao et finirez à notre bureau à Haliimaile situé sur la rive nord de Maui.

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Ville historique de Makawao

Situé à mi-pente du volcan Haleakala de Maui, Makawao a un pied dans son passé de plantation et un autre dans sa communauté artistique florissante. Cette charmante ville était autrefois nommée l'une des 25 meilleures destinations artistiques des États-Unis. Makawao est la plus grande petite ville de la région connue localement sous le nom de Upcountry Maui et est célèbre pour ses cow-boys hawaïens, ou paniolo. Depuis la fin du 19e siècle, les paniolo à cheval se disputent le bétail dans les vastes champs des hautes terres de Maui. Le Makawao Rodeo, organisé chaque année le 4 juillet, est la plus grande compétition de paniolo d'Hawaï et est une tradition de l'arrière-pays depuis plus de 50 ans. Les événements du week-end comprennent un défilé et des compétitions de rodéo traditionnelles telles que des courses de barils, des mollets au lasso et de l'équitation de bronco à cru, le tout avec quelques rebondissements hawaïens. Pour une collation, suivez les habitants pour obtenir un célèbre chou à la crème du magasin T. Komoda. Établi en 1916 par Takezo Komoda, un ouvrier de plantation japonais, ce petit magasin et boulangerie fait de grosses affaires.

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Parc national Haleakala

Nous commençons notre visite à l'entrée du parc national de Haleakala à 6500 pieds et roulons vers Paia.

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Makawao

Narrated tour through the quaint towns of Makawao and Kula proceeding up the slopes of Haleakala Ranch where you will watch the predawn colors before starting your bike ride.

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Kula

The bike portion of the tour begins at the 6500 foot level of Haleakala. You will coast your bikes through the 29 sweeping switchback turns while viewing the beautiful island views.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Makawao

Narrated tour through the quaint towns of Makawao and Kula proceeding up the slopes of Haleakala Ranch where you will watch the predawn colors before starting your bike ride.

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Kula

The bike portion of the tour begins at the 6500 foot level of Haleakala. You will coast your bikes through the 29 sweeping switchback turns while viewing the beautiful island views.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Makawao

Narrated tour through the quaint towns of Makawao and Kula proceeding up the slopes of Haleakala Ranch where you will watch the predawn colors before starting your bike ride.

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Kula

The bike portion of the tour begins at the 6500 foot level of Haleakala. You will coast your bikes through the 29 sweeping switchback turns while viewing the beautiful island views.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Makawao

Narrated tour through the quaint towns of Makawao and Kula proceeding up the slopes of Haleakala Ranch where you will watch the predawn colors before starting your bike ride.

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Kula

The bike portion of the tour begins at the 6500 foot level of Haleakala. You will coast your bikes through the 29 sweeping switchback turns while viewing the beautiful island views.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

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Makawao

Narrated tour through the quaint towns of Makawao and Kula proceeding up the slopes of Haleakala Ranch where you will watch the predawn colors before starting your bike ride.

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Kula

The bike portion of the tour begins at the 6500 foot level of Haleakala. You will coast your bikes through the 29 sweeping switchback turns while viewing the beautiful island views.

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Historic Makawao Town

Located on the mid-slopes of Maui’s Haleakala volcano, Makawao has one foot in its plantation past and another in its thriving arts community. This charming town was once named one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. Makawao is the biggest little town in the region locally known as Upcountry Maui and is famous for its Hawaiian cowboys, or paniolo. Since the late 19th century, horseback-riding paniolo have wrangled cattle in Maui’s wide-open upland fields. The Makawao Rodeo, held yearly on the Fourth of July, is Hawaii's largest paniolo competition and has been an Upcountry tradition for more than 50 years. The weekend events include a parade and traditional rodeo competitions such as barrel racing, calf roping and bareback bronco riding, all with a few Hawaiian twists. For a snack, follow the locals to get a famous cream puff from T. Komoda Store. Established in 1916 by Takezo Komoda, a Japanese plantation worker, this little store and bakery does big business.

Visite à vélo de Haleakala avant l'aube avec des cyclistes de montagne (6 500 pieds jusqu'au niveau de la mer)

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