You’ll pedal through Honolulu’s lush rainforest on an eBike, hearing forest birds and feeling cool mountain air as you climb Mount Tantalus with a local guide. Expect real conversation, easygoing company, and moments where the city feels far away—plus all gear included so you can just show up ready to ride.
Your day includes use of a Kona electric-assist bicycle and a Bell helmet for safety—just bring yourself ready to pedal through Oahu’s rainforest roads with your local guide leading the way up Mount Tantalus before returning back down into Honolulu together.
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The road up Mount Tantalus twists through thick rainforest, sometimes opening just enough for you to catch glimpses of Honolulu far below. Our guide pointed out some wild ginger growing by the roadside (I tried to pronounce its Hawaiian name — Li laughed, so I probably butchered it). The air was cooler than I expected for Hawaii, almost chilly when we stopped to take in the view at about 2,000 feet up. My legs were working but honestly, with the electric assist, it felt more like flying than climbing. There was a part where we all just coasted in silence for a minute — only wind and leaves moving overhead. That sticks with me.
I’ll admit I was nervous about keeping up (haven’t biked much since college), but you do need to pedal — it’s not a free ride. Still, every time I thought I’d need a break, the motor kicked in and made me feel stronger than I am. On the way down, someone yelled “Ten miles of smiles!” and yeah… that’s cheesy but it fit. There’s something about seeing Oahu from up there that makes you forget about your phone for once.
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