Hawaii Cycling Events 2026–2027
Verified calendar of gravel races, centuries, gran fondos, and mountain bike events across Hawaii.
All Hawaii Events
Showing 3 verified eventsSea to Stars Hillclimb
The world's highest climb from sea level to the 13,796 ft summit of Mauna Kea....
Dick Evans Memorial Road Race
112-mile circumnavigation of Oahu's breathtaking coastlines and volcanic passes....
Sea to Stars Hillclimb
The world's highest climb from sea level to the 13,796 ft summit of Mauna Kea....
Recommended Gear & Pacing Electronics for Hawaii Rides
Proven pacing electronics, rear vehicular radar, and Italian protection curated for demanding endurance routes in Hawaii.
Favero Assioma Power Pedals (Duo / Pro MX-2)
Precision pacing for long climbs. ±1% power accuracy with instant ANT+/Bluetooth connectivity and 50-hour rechargeable battery.
Garmin Varia RTL515 Radar Tail Light
Rear radar awareness on rural and mountain roads. Detects approaching vehicles up to 153 yards back with cockpit alerts.
LAS Enigma / Cobalto Road Helmet
High-ventilation race protection. 24 high-flow air channels with micro-dial fit for all-day cooling on heated climbs.
⚡ Training & Pacing Tools for Hawaii Cyclists
Dial in your finish times, power zones, and climbing cassette ratios for Hawaii courses.
Hawaii Cycling Guide & Frequently Asked Questions
What are the premier or marquee cycling events in Hawaii?
In Hawaii, premier marquee monuments on the calendar include Sea to Stars Hillclimb, Dick Evans Memorial Road Race, Sea to Stars Hillclimb. In total, Hawaii currently features 3 verified events on the Threshold Cycling platform across gravel, road, mountain bike, and century ride disciplines.
When does the cycling and racing season peak in Hawaii?
Based on verified event start dates, the Hawaii cycling calendar reaches its peak in Nov with 1 scheduled events. Active racing and tours span throughout Nov, Aug. Riders can use the interactive month timeline above to filter events for specific training blocks.
What elevation gain and course profiles can I expect in Hawaii?
Courses in Hawaii with published vertical profiles average approximately 10,597 feet of elevation gain per event. The calendar includes high-altitude mountain challenges exceeding 6,000 feet of climbing alongside rolling courses under 3,000 feet. You can use the Climbing Vert filter above to match events to your climbing fitness.
How do I register for Hawaii races or add events to my calendar?
Each listing in the Hawaii directory links directly to official registration permalinks (such as BikeReg and BikeSignUp) or official race director websites. You can add any event directly to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook using the 1-click calendar export button, or subscribe to the HI State Calendar Feed in the header.