Ke Ala Hele Makalae
Ke Ala Hele Makalae is Hawaiian for “The Path that goes by the Coast” and what a fitting name for the shared-use path that runs along Kauai’s eastern coast. Completed in 2009, visitors can now walk, bike or run 4.1 miles between the Lihi Boat Ramp in central Kapaa and Ahihi Point in Kealia, as well as bike through 2.5 miles through Lyndgate Park. Future plans to expand Ke Ala Hele Makalae will create an uninterrupted bridge between Anahola in the north to Nawiliwili in the south. The flat terrain and lack of big hills makes the Ke Ala Hele Makale trail a perfect opportunity to leisurely bike along parts of Kauai’s eastern shoreline and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Several companies offer bike rentals.
Other biking tours are available on Kaua’i as well and more information can be found on Go Hawaii Website
For more information on booking your trip to Kaua’i contact Linda Dancer – Kauai Master Destination Specialist. Direct Line 931-337-0770 or Toll Free 1-888-811-1888 ext 331
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