• Hawaii Volcanoes National Park - Embark on a self-guided GPS audio E-Bike tour through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Collect your e-bike at 9:30 AM for the morning session or 12:30 PM for the afternoon session (afternoon requires a minimum of 4 riders). Travel less than a mile to the park’s bike trail entrance, then cycle along the rim of the active crater on scenic, less-traveled paths closed to most guided tours. Enjoy complete freedom to explore at your own pace—pause, linger, or take detours anytime to craft your ideal adventure.

Glide through a native Hawaiian fern rainforest, experience volcanic heat at steam vents, and enjoy lunch overlooking the crater at Volcano House. Walk through an ancient lava tube and bike on paved trails to the lava viewing area, where you might witness active lava fountains over 1,000 feet tall. Our GPS audio guide provides expert insights, captivating stories, and detailed geological history. Avoid crowds, parking issues, and restrictive schedules as you immerse yourself in this unique volcanic bike adventure.

• Nahuku - Thurston Lava Tube - Enjoy a brief 15-minute loop hike through lush native rainforest to Nahuku Crater, a 500-year-old pit crater filled with towering native Hawaiian Hapu’u Ferns and other unique flora. As you enter the crater, enjoy the first of two immersive GPS audio lectures that offer insights about this vibrant ecosystem. Along the shaded path, learn about endemic plants and the cultural significance of the area before arriving at the renowned Thurston Lava Tube.

Enter this massive lava-formed cave for a cool, sensory experience unlike any other. The second audio lecture guides you as you walk through the tube’s ancient, winding passages carved by molten lava. Marvel at the smooth walls, stalactites, and the lush vegetation growing around the tube’s openings. Don’t forget to take photos at this iconic spot before you continue your adventure.

• Kīlauea Visitor Center - The Kīlauea Visitor Center is your gateway to understanding the dynamic volcanic environment of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The center features engaging exhibits that explain the geological forces shaping the island, native wildlife, and the rich cultural heritage tied to the volcano goddess Pele. Interactive displays, historical artifacts, and detailed maps provide a deeper appreciation of the ever-changing landscape. Friendly park rangers are available to answer questions, provide safety updates, and offer advice on exploring options within the park. The center also has a well-stocked bookstore and gift shop offering educational materials, souvenirs, and local crafts.
• Keanakakoi Crater Overlook - Keanakakoi Crater Overlook, accessible only by bike or foot on our self-guided GPS Audio E-Bike tour through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, offers stunning panoramic views of the sacred Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, home of Madame Pele, the revered volcano goddess. Visitors can witness spectacular lava fountains reaching over 1,000 feet high, showcasing the volcano’s raw power. Just across from this crater is the best lava viewing area, providing exclusive close-up views of the active lava lake and dynamic volcanic activity.

Along the 2-mile bike trail, riders pass through lush koa and ʻōhiʻa forests, blending natural beauty with volcanic terrain. Our GPS audio guide enriches your journey with geological history, ancient Hawaiian basalt quarry stories, and ecological insights. This exclusive stop offers unique photo opportunities and a profound connection to Hawaii’s volcanic forces, making e-bikers the envy of visitors who can only access the site by foot.

• Canopy Staging Area for Pre-Tour Equipment Orientation & Safety Lecture
• Electric Comfort Hybrid Bicycle, Helmet, and Lock
• Secure customer parking and restroom access
• Live Human Operator Assistance (for safety and park guidance)
• Free GPS Audio Tour App (fully charged and functioning smartphone required for use)

• Rain Jacket (can be purchased at the Kilauea General Store)
• National Park Entrance Fees (can be purchased online)
• Smartphone (required to use the GPS audio app)

Discover the ultimate GPS Audio E-Bike Tour of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, perfect for adventurers seeking freedom and flexibility. Since guided tours are not allowed on the park’s bike trails, this self-guided GPS Audio Tour allows riders to explore at their own pace on all permitted paths.

Cycle less than a mile from the secure parking at the Volcano Shop to the park’s trailhead, then follow the crater rim, stopping at various viewpoints. Witness the erupting Halemaʻumaʻu Crater, with potential lava fountains soaring over 1,000 feet, ride through native ferns, visit steam vents, enjoy a meal at Volcano House, walk through a lava tube, and access the best lava viewing spots.

The GPS audio guide provides expert insights into geology, Hawaiian culture, and ecology, offering a unique e-bike adventure without the hassle of crowds, parking delays, or rigid schedules. This tour empowers you to take charge of an unforgettable volcano exploration.

• Please advise the following information at time of booking in the “Special Requirements” field:
• Name and Height
• Local contact number in Hawaii
• Riders should wear layered clothing to ensure your comfort while bicycling. Local weather at Kilauea’s summit (4000’) varies daily and may be rainy and chilly any time in the year. At the summit of the volcano, temperatures may be 12 to 15 degrees cooler than at sea level.
• Hat
• Closed Toed Shoes
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Camera
• Your Sense of Adventure
• Binoculars
• Fully Functioning Smartphone Required
• $1,500 pre-authorized equipment deposit required per party
• Backpack (available to Rent $5)
• Rain Jacket (can be purchased at the Kilauea General Store)
• Bottled water Can be purchased at the Kilauea General Store
• Not available for cyclist’s under 15 years old
• Not available for persons weighing over 270lbs
• Not recommended for beginner cyclists (you need to be able steer, shift, and balance on gravel and paved terrain)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.