The end-to-end ride across Kauaʻi — 81 miles from the end of the road on the north shore to the end of the road up mauka. Bike a segment, several, or the whole thing.
Saturday, November 21, 2026 · 7:00 am start
The Ride
Keʻe to Kokeʻe is a group ride, not a race — no numbers, no categories, no results. It runs from Haʻena on the north shore, around the east and south coasts, and finishes by climbing Kokeʻe Road toward Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow.
Bike a segment or several, or do the complete end-to-end ride. Support vehicles leapfrog the group, and we can transport your post-ride bag to the finish. There’s a potluck party when you’re done.
All-volunteer event. A small fee is collected to cover insurance for riders and organizers — nobody is making money on this one.
Registration
Registration opens September 1 at BikeReg.com/K2K. A small fee is collected to cover insurance for riders and organizers.
The Route
Full turn-by-turn directions, including the two options through Kalaheo, are on the event flyer. Here’s the shape of the day:
| Where | What happens |
|---|---|
| Start · 7:00 am Dry Cave / Hāʻena Beach Park | Drop-off and roll out. Follow Kuhio Hwy, cross to the coastal path at north Kealia, continue toward Kapaʻa, then down to Lydgate after the Wailua River bridge. |
| 1st Stop Lydgate Beach Park | Meet by the main pavilion and bathrooms. |
| Optional Stop Lihuʻe | A rest stop at a host’s house off Ahukini — address on the flyer. Then back out toward the airport, left on Rice St. toward Nāwiliwili and up past Menehune Fishpond. |
| 2nd Stop Kalawai Park, Kalaheo | Meet at the back bathroom area. Two ways to get here from the Lawai bridge — the shady, low-traffic Wawae back roads, or the faster, more direct highway. Both on the flyer. |
| 3rd Stop Kekaha | A break at a host’s house on Kaumualiʻi Hwy — address on the flyer — before the climb. |
| The climb Kokeʻe Road | Climb toward Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow in Kokeʻe. Go as far up as you want, then ride back down. Alternate: ride the flat Mana plain out and back instead. |
| Finish Kekaha | Potluck party at the finish. Outdoor shower available. |
Come Prepared
We Need You
Have family or friends who can drive a support vehicle or help at a rest stop? That’s what makes this ride possible. Get in touch — contact details are on the flyer, or email p2mKauai@gmail.com.
Email to VolunteerGiving Back
K2K supports Samaritan’s Purse, which provides disaster relief on Kauaʻi and nationwide. To donate, visit samaritanspurse.org or talk to us at the ride.