Lanai - The Pineapple Island
Your mountain bike trail guide to the islands of Hawaii.

Lanai is the sixth largest of the Hawaiian Islands and is marked with abandoned pineaple plantations. Mountain biking on Lanai offers historic sites and plentiful coastal and mountainous rides. Island residents greet the traveling cyclists with a warm island hospitality. Lanai may be one of the last great Hawaiian get-a-ways. Check out these photos, then pack your bags for an unforgettable experience.

The sea cliffs of western Lanai make for beautiful backdrops to a perfect photo.

Excited about Lanai! Experience Garden of the Gods for a feeling of ancient Hawaii.

Try the summit climb to Lanai's highest point at 3,370 feet. The lush summit provides visitors a view of five islands on clear days.

Bike tours cater to riders of all skill levels. Click here for that mountain bike vacation you've been dreaming about!

Polihua Road is one of many dirt roads left over from the pineapple plantations. Now, Lanai focuses on pro golf courses and upscale resorts.