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Honolulu Century Ride – Ka Iwi Coast Route Change

Click Here for Traffic Advisory & Lane Closures

Important Route Change for the 2016 Honolulu Century Ride!

Outbound riders will remain on Kalanianaole Highway through Hawaii Kai and along the Ka Iwi Coast.

With the makai lane (Sandy’s Bound) closed to vehicles from Lunalilo Home Road to Sandy Beach Park. This closure will be in effect from 6am to 9am and includes closing both the Lanai Lookout and Halone (Blowhole) Lookout to vehicular traffic. The mauka lane (town-bound) will remain open to ensure access to Koko Head Shooting Complex and Hanauma Bay.

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ka-iwi-route-hcr — Red is new route. Green is previous route, and route after 8:30am cutoff. Prepare to stop at Escort Start line.

There will be a rider escort from Hanauma Bay past Lanai Lookout. Riders will be stopped and escorted in large groups at a controlled speed!

Important notes about this route change:

Riders will remain on Kalaianaole Hwy straight past Lunalilo Home Rd, past Hanauma Bay, along the Ka Iwi Coast to Sandy Beach Park
The makai lane (outbound lane) will be closed to vehicles from Lunalilo Home Rd to Sandy Beach Park from 6am to 9am.
Riders must pass Lunalilo Home Rd by 8:30am to continue along the Ka Iwi Coast route.
Riders arriving after 8:30am will be directed onto Lunalilo Home Road (by turning right onto Lunalilo Home Road, then making a u-turn, and going straight across Kalanianaole Hwy staying on Lunalilo Home Road) and follow the signed route over Heart Break Hill / Hawaii Kai Drive.
There will be a rider escort from just past the entrance to Hanauma Bay Drive.
All riders will be stopped and queued for the escort.
HBL Ride Leaders will escort the riders down from Hanauma Bay, past the Kokohead Shooting Complex, and Lanai Lookout.
After Lanai Lookout the escort rider will pull over and allow the riders to proceed unescorted to the aid station at Sandy Beach Park.
The escort is designed to help maintain a safe and controlled riding speed during a steep and cornered section.
Any rider who does not follow instructions and passes the escort Ride Leader will be stopped and removed from the event.
Riders will NOT be permitted to stop at any point along the escorted section, except for mechanical issues. No stopping to take photos! Lanai Lookout will be closed to all traffic. Cyclists will be able to use Halone (Blowhole) Lookout.
This route change is being issued on a trial basis. Any infractions / issues will prevent this route from being approved in the future. Please follow all instructions and ride with caution.

For additional lane closures and traffic advisories – visit hbl.org/hcrtraffic

Honolulu Century Ride – Traffic Advisory

TRAFFIC ADVISORY

Sunday, September 27, 2020

Expected traffic delays and increased presence of people riding bicycles between 6:15am – 5:00pm.

Start and finish at Kapiolani Park near the Bandstand.

The Honolulu Century Ride and the Honolulu Aloha Fun Ride attract nearly 2000 riders from Hawaii as well as internationally. This is a ride, not a race. All participants have been advised to follow traffic laws and directions from the numerous Honolulu Police Special Duty officers on course. Please share the road and pass with aloha. Mahalo.

State Law Requires – a motor vehicle to give a minimum 3 Feet of space when passing a bicyclist.

Honolulu Century Ride (~1,500) participants start at 6:15am from Kalakaua Ave

Honolulu Aloha Fun Ride (~200) participants start at 7:15am from Kalakaua Ave

ROUTE MAPS

Click Here: Honolulu Century Ride – Digital map

Click Here: Honolulu Century Ride – Printable PDF Map

Click Here: Aloha Fun Ride – Printable PDF Map

Click Here: Honolulu Century Ride – Turn by Turn Instructions

LANE CONING, CLOSURES & CAUTION

ROAD	SECTION	TIME
Kalakaua Ave.	Kapiolani Park Tennis Courts – Monsarrat Ave. Mauka Lane (Ewa Bound) CLOSED	3:00am – 9:00am
Monsarrat Ave.	Kalakau Ave. – Paki Ave. Koko Head Lane Coned (Mauka Bound)	5:00am – 8:00am
Paki Ave.	Monsarrat Ave. – Kalakaua Ave. / Diamond Head Rd. Makai Lane (Koko Head Bound) CLOSED	~6:15-6:45am ~7:30-7:45am
Diamond Head Rd.	Poni Moi Rd. – Kahala Ave. Makai Lane (Koko Head Bound) Local Traffic Only	~6:15-6:45am ~7:30-8:00am
Kalanianaole Hwy.	Ainakoa Ave. – Lunalilo Home Rd. Makai Lane Coned (Koko Head Bound)	5:00am – 10:00am
Kalanianaole Hwy.	Left Turn, from Kalanianaole Hwy to Lunalilo Home Rd. Contraflow Motor Vehicle Traffic – Left Turn	6:00am – 10:00am
Kalanianaole Hwy.	Hawaii Kai Dr. – Exit 27 Mauka Lane Coned (Ewa Bound)	7:00am- 11:00am
Kaneohe Bay Dr.	Kaneohe Bay Dr. turns into Likelike Hwy @ Kamehameha Hwy intersection Stacking Lane Coned for Bicyclists (to go straight)	6:00am- 11:00am
Kahekili Hwy.	Haiku Rd. – Hui Iwa St. Reconfigure 3 Lanes to 2 Lanes – using cones Allowing 1 Lane in each direction for motor vehicles	7:00am- 2:00pm
Kamehameha Hwy.	Kahaluu – Kaaawa Caution – Share the Road with Aloha Bicyclists Riding on both Makai and Mauka sides of road going out and coming back to Swanzy Beach Park	8:00am- 1:00pm

Exercise Caution Around Aid Stations – Bicyclists Entering and Exiting Driveways

Start & Finish – Kapiolani Park – 6am to 5pm
Sandy Beach Park – 7am to 9:30am
Kailua Intermediate School – 7:15am to 2:15pm
Kahaluu 7-Eleven – 7:45am to 11:30am
Swanzy Beach Park – 8:15am to 12:15pm
KEY Project – 9am to 1:15pm
JAIMS Hawaii Kai – 8am to 4pm
Fort Ruger Park – 7:45am to 9am (Aloha Fun Ride)
Wailupe Beach Park – 8am to 9:30am (Aloha Fun Ride)
Maunalua Bay Beach Park – 8:15am to 10am (Aloha Fun Ride)
Wilson Playground – 8am to 11am (Aloha Fun Ride)

Questions?

Contact: Sateash Diehm, HBL Events Director

Events@HBL.org

808-735-5756

Bank of Hawaii – Aloha Fun Ride!

A bicycle ride for Keiki to Kupuna! Ride 9 or 18 miles on September 25th from Kapiolani Park at 9am! Aid stations in Kahala & Hawaii Kai.

Honolulu Century Ride – Ka Iwi Coast Route Change

Honolulu Century Ride – Traffic Advisory

Bank of Hawaii – Aloha Fun Ride!

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