HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE 2025
PHOTO ALBUM 🌈 Part2

The Honolulu Century Ride is held annually on the fourth Sunday of September. Riders participate for various reasons:
“We got excited thinking it would be amazing to ride in Hawaii.”
“Seeing my partner enjoying cycling made me want to join too.”
“I participate as a health benchmark, wondering how many more times I can join.”


This year, a new course around Hanauma Bay was introduced, and the event was blessed with clear skies throughout. How was your ride? Following the first part of the photo album, we present the second part, showcasing the beautiful views of the Honolulu Century Ride 2025.


Text_Global Ride Editorial Team
Photo_HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE / HM-A
*HONOLULU CENTURY RIDE 2025 PHOTO ALBUM 🌈 Part 1 is available here!

11_Kailua

After passing the second Kailua aid station at the 40 km point, riders enter a residential area lined with palm trees. The relaxed tropical atmosphere is delightful.

12_From Kāneʻohe to Kualoa-Kāʻaʻawa

Entering the residential area of Kāneʻohe, known for the Byodoin Temple, riders follow a winding path leading to Kualoa, famous as a filming location for ‘Jurassic Park.’ In ancient Hawaii, this area was considered a ‘sacred place’ where only royalty were allowed to enter.

13_Swanzy Beach Park

The fourth aid station is located along a calm local beach popular for picnics and camping. For those completing the 80 km route and taking the charter bus back, this is the finish point. For the 160 km (100-mile) route, this is the turnaround point.

14_Kapiolani Park

Whether you had fun or felt disappointed,
let’s meet again next year!

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