Aloha Gravel

Gravel, reimagined.

Climbing dirt roads. Flowing singletrack. A course that blends gravel and MTB into something completely unique.

It’s not your typical event, and that’s the point.
Spots are filling. 100 max.

Built with Maui 🤝

Aloha Gravel only happens because of local support and partnerships like . The community is at the center of everything we do.

If you are traveling in and don't want to fly with a bike, reach out to Maui Sunriders to rent your MTB or eMTB!!

Bring the whole crew. Shoutout to for bring the largest crew in 2025. Who's gonna have the most in 2026??

Ride, relax, hang, repeat. The Aloha Gravel way.

See you Nov 7th!!

6.5 hours. One loop. Your adventure.

Our format lets you ride as much or as little as you want. It’s approachable, flexible, and built for every type of rider.

Come experience it for yourself.
Get signed up!!

Aloha Gravel is already 10% Sold Out!!! Don't miss out on Year 2 of Aloha Gravel!!

Sign up at ww.AlohaGravel.com

No pressure. No expectations. All community.

At Aloha Gravel, you decide what your day looks like. One lap at an easy pace or a full effort chasing laps, it’s entirely up to you.

This is gravel on your terms.
Limited to 100 participants.

Ride your bike. Give back.

Aloha Gravel is designed so all profits stay on Maui, supporting local nonprofits and organizations that help power the event.

It’s more than a ride, it’s impact.
100 rider cap.

Aloha Gravel is back 🌺

A gravel/offroad experience on Maui built around community, not competition. No podiums, no categories, just you, your bike, and an unforgettable place.

Registration is capped at 100 riders. Come be part of something different.

2026 Aloha Gravel Jerseys by ! Race and Club fit jerseys, and the Air Hoodie(Sun Shirt) design turned out so sick! Be sure to pre-order with registration to have them for race day.

Reg now open at www.alohagravel.com

Thank you Avid Cyclist for sharing about Aloha Gravel!

Say "Aloha" To Gravel in Hawaii This November | Avid Cyclist Aloha Gravel was born from a desire to make events in Hawaii to have a greater impact. Many destination events bring people to the islands, but much of the profit leaves with giant event organizers. The local communities, culture, and people don’t always benefit in the way they should. This realiz...