About the Bike Map, and Legend

This map was produced by the State of Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (DOT). The various types of routes shown require different levels of bicycling skills, and bicyclists are advised to use only those routes that are suitable for their individual skills. All of the roads shown have both car and truck traffic, some with heavy traffic volumes. It is recommended that all bicyclists educate themselves on bicycle safety and the rules of the road before using any of the routes shown. The DOT and DOH in no way warrant the safety of the routes and facilities outlined on this map for use by bicyclists.

Participation in physical activity can be potentially harmful and can include inherent risks for individuals who are healthy and those who have special health needs. Participants undertake activity at their own risk and are responsible for making sound judgements regarding what activity is appropriate.

The recommendations listed in this map are, in no way, meant to replace medical advice or recommendations. All participants are encouraged to seek medical clearance before beginning an exercise program or enhancing an existing activity program.

Bicycles are prohibited from using the interstate freeways.

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	Suggested Routes for Novice Bicyclists These include bicycle paths, roads with bicycle lanes or roads that are wide enough to accommodate bicyclists
	Suggested Routes for Experienced Bicyclists These include roads with space for adequate shared use between bicyclists and motorists
	Routes Which Are Not “Bicycle Friendly” These include roads that have heavy traffic and do not have adequate shared use between bicyclists and motorists
	Restrooms
	Water
	Food
	Significant Grade
	Average Paved Shoulder Width

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