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Make like an Ironman on a bicycle tour of Hawaii’s Big Island

By Anne Harnagel

Experience the culture and landscape of Hawaii’s Big Island on a new eight-day tour offered by Ride & Seek and Big Island Bike Tours. Cyclists will ride the Ironman Kona bike course, pedaling through coffee plantations and along the scenic coastline of the Puna district, and climb Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano, which rises to 13,677 feet above sea level. Other highlights include cliff jumping and soothing sore muscles in the tide pools of Kapoho.

Dates: Nov. 5-12 and March 11-18, 2017

Price: $3,900. Includes all lodging, most meals, bikes and van support, and guides. Airfare not included.

Info: Ride & Seek

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Anne Harnagel

Anne Harnagel was an editor in the Travel section from 2009 to 2021. She has worked at the Los Angeles Times since 1996, with stints in Business and Calendar sections as well as the Los Angeles Times Magazine. Previously, she was managing editor of Home magazine, managing editor/features for the New York Times Syndicate and managing editor for the American Lawyer magazine. She is a native of Los Angeles.

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