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• Saturday, March 25th, 2017
• Meet up at Kahe Beach Park (aka Electric Beach) at 8:30 am to roll out at 9:00am
• This is an OFF-ROAD ride along the future Leeward Bikeway route (to Lualualei Naval Road, cross Farrington Highway and head to Kahumana Organic Farm!
• Distance: 17 miles roundtrip!
• Kahumana Organic Farm Tour: 10:30 am  (Tour Fee: $7.00/adults and $5.00/keiki K-6 grade).
• Optional farm to table lunch at the delicious Kahumana Organic Cafe! (Please sign up for lunch so we can let the cafe know how many people to expect!)
• Please consider making a donation to HBL’s Leeward Bikeway advocacy campaign!  Click here to donate!
• An email will be sent out Thursday before the ride with  instructions and directions!

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The Leeward Bikeway

The Leeward Bikeway project has been in the works for almost 40 years! This year, with generous member donations, HBL decided it has been too long! We have been working hard to get the word out, policy implemented and the multi-use path built! Around 23 miles long, the Leeward Bikeway will be the longest bike path on Oahu. Join us on this ride to see the (not yet paved) western-most portion of the route, to tour the Kahumana Organic Farm, and enjoyed lunch at the Kahumana Organic Cafe! Learn more about the Leeward Bikeway at www.HBL.org/LeewardBikeway

Kahumana Organic Farm & Cafe

Kahumana Organic Farm believes that caring for the most vulnerable members of our society determines our mark as a people and a nation. The farms mission is to co-create a healthy, inclusive and productive farm-based community with homeless families, people with disabilities and youth through the practices of: mindfulness (Maka’ala), empathy (Aloha), and working together (Lokahi).

Questions? Email or call me at:

Hannah@HBL.org

735-5756

Come ride bicycles with us!

• Saturday, February 4th, 2017
• Meet us at Neal Blaisdell Park to roll out at 8:30 am OR meet us at West Loch Community Shoreline Park to roll out at 9:30 am.
• We’ll ride to Kalaeloa Heritage Park to tour the park around 10:30 am.
• Bring some cash! Visitation Site Tour Fee: $1.00 for children and $5.00 for adults.
• HBL will provide light snacks, water, and gatorade.
• Please consider making a donation to HBL’s Leeward Bikeway advocacy campaign!  Click here to donate!
• An email will be sent out Thursday before the ride with  instructions and directions!

Click here to sign up for the exploratory ride!

The Leeward Bikeway

The Leeward Bikeway project has been in the works for almost 40 years! This year, with generous member donations, HBL decided it has been too long! We have been working hard to get the word out, policy implemented and the multi-use path built! Around 23 miles long, the Leeward Bikeway will be the longest bike path on Oahu. Join us on this ride to see the (not yet paved) future route and to tour Native Hawaiian Cultural and historical Kalaeloa Heritage Park. Learn more about the Leeward Bikeway at www.HBL.org/LeewardBikeway

More about Kalaeloa Heritage Park…

“The Kalaeloa Heritage and Legacy Foundation (KHLF), a 501 (c) 3 Native Hawaiian organization formed by members of ‘Ahahui Siwila Hawaii O Kapolei (ASHOK) and dedicated residents of the Honouliuli ahupua‘a (land district) for the purpose of preserving and protecting Native Hawaiian Cultural and historical sites of Kalaeloa by creating a heritage park. Since 1998 ASHOK has worked with the Navy, Barbers Point Redevelopment Commission, and then with Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) to preserve these sites and minimize damages. In December of 2010 members of ASHOK’s Kalaeloa committee came to the realization that these sites needed the exclusive dedication of an organization to preserve these sites and create a heritage park. The committee and ASHOK stepped aside so such an organization could be created. A conceptual plan for the park was drafted in 2014 and the foundation was given a 40 year lease to the park property in December of 2015. KHLF’s mission for the Heritage Park is the stewardship and preservation of these Native Hawaiian cultural sites and the cultural landscape of Kalaeloa, to educate the community on cultural traditions and practices, advocate cultural awareness, implement and maintain an authentic Hawaiian presence in the Kalaeloa area.” Learn more about Kalaeloa Heritage Park at www.khlfoundation.org/about

Route 1: Neal Blaisdell Park to Kalaeloa Heritage Park (22 miles round trip)

Route 2: West Loch Community Shoreline Park to Kalaeloa Heritage Park (11 miles round trip)

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Questions about the ride?

Email or call me at:

Hannah@HBL.org

735-5756

Schedule…

• This is a non-supported no-drop ride.
• Please  bring their own flat repair kit, working bicycle, and a helmet.
• HBL will be providing light snacks, Gatorade/water at Barbers Point Riding Club.
• We’ll take the 30 minute tour around 11:30 a.m. when participants have arrived.
• Again, this is a special, one-time HBL event in collaboration with Barbers Point Riding Club. The property is not open to the general public. Bicyclists do not have to HBL members to join.
• Note: Molly’s BBQ & Seafood restaurant is located at Barber’s Point Golf Course club house in case you would like to grab lunch before bicycling back to your vehicle on your own. The ride leaders will depart the from the riding club shortly after the tour ends to lead folks back to their start point/vehicles.

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