82.5
PDI
68.5 mi
DISTANCE
15,436 ft
GAINED
3.6 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This is an epic and the US hardest gravel climb to the highest point in the Hawaiian Islands. Note that the bottom mile of the climb is closed to cyclists and all tourists (Waipio Road) as of summer to 2023.
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Muzeka8
This route is not actually possible - the cane road passage uphill from Waipi'o shown on the map that then connects with Mud Lane doesn't actually go through (which I learned the hard way). You'll need to ride to Honoka'a and then continue up the Old Mamalahoa Highway (which is a great climb).
