Multi-Use Trail Advocates

Check out the links below to learn more about the walking, rolling, and bicycling trails in communities around Hawaiʻi.

Hawaiʻi Island

  • Queens Lei
    The envisioned 17-mile protected, multi-use trail for bicyclists and pedestrians has been kept alive primarily by the advocacy of PATH – or People for Active Transportation Hawaiʻi. Currently, the multi-use trail is 3 miles long. Located on Hawaiʻi Island and championed by 5013c3 nonprofit, People for Active Transportation Hawaiʻi.
  • Hilo Bayfront Trails
    The Trail will provide a variety of multimodal paths, pedestrian sidewalks, dedicated bicycle lanes, and shared roads for bicycles. Partially complete, when finished will function as a cohesive trail system for pedestrian and non-motorized transportation between Hilo Harbor and Downtown Hilo and the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. Located on Hawaiʻi Island. Located on Hawaiʻi Island and championed by 501c3 nonprofit, Hilo Bayfront Trails Inc.
  • Waimea Trails and Greenways
    Waimea Greenways and Trail, or Ke Ala Kahawai o Waimea, follows the Waikoloa stream through Waimea town for 1.04 miles. You’ll find dog walkers, joggers and off-road bicyclists enjoying the little Waikoloa stream which flows aside. This trail allows people in multi-unit and single-family homes to walk and bike to the heart of Waimea town using a quiet, low-stress connected multi-use trail. Located on Hawaiʻi Island. Championed by 501c3 nonprofit Waimea Trails and Greenways.

Kauaʻi

  • Kauaʻi Path
    Kauaʻi Path, a 501c3 nonprofit, advocates for all multi-use paths on Kauaʻi Island. 
  • Hanalei Initiative
    501c3 nonprofit advocating for clean, connected transportation options, including multi-use trails, on Kauaʻi’s North Shore.

Maui

  • West Maui Greenway
    A proposed 25-mile, multi-use trail that uses and transforms the abandoned cane haul road into a recreational ribbon connecting people to community destinations. The trail is intended to provide a safe and ʻohana-friendly place to enjoy the outdoors away from the heavy traffic on Honoapiilani Highway and connect communities while offering alternative transportation. Located on Maui and championed by 5013c3 nonprofit Maui Bicycling League, a subchapter of Hawaiʻi Bicycling League.

Oahu

  • Hawaiʻi Bicycling League
    Statewide 501c3 advocating for statewide implementation of multi-use trails that provide safe, accessible and protected bicycling. Currently more advocacy around Oʻahu based multi-use trails and paths.
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