Location: Laie
9 Outdoor Activities in Laie That You Shouldn't Miss
Laie is a census-designated place (CDP) located in the Koolauloa District on the island of Oahu in Honolulu County, Hawaii, United States. In Hawaiian, lāʻie means "ʻie leaf" (ʻieʻie is a climbing screwpine: Freycinetia arborea). The population was 6,138 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Laie
1. Gunstock Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,233 reviews
If you want to experience Hawaii as a Paniolo (Hawaiian Cowboy), then Gunstock Ranch is the right place for you. Enjoy an intimate horseback ride suitable for folks of all skill levels. If you are looking for a true Hawaiian experience, join us for a beautiful tour of Hawaii's natural elegance and peace. From our Pony Rides for Kids to our Advanced Rides, the beauty of Hawaii is for everyone to experience. Reservations required.
2. Active Oahu Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 273 reviews
We help make your Oahu adventures a breeze through our rental delivery service and small group guided tours. Our experienced guides are there to make your day, give you great suggestions and lead you to where you have never gone before. Call us or book online for some of the best active things to do on the North and East sides of the island. We do free delivery of equipment such as kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel equipment, beach umbrellas, beach chairs and more all to your vacation rental/address or most beaches. We also provide foam pads and straps if you would like to transport your own equipment for no additional charge. Our guided tours are also not to be missed. We have experienced local guides that are ready to help you have an awesome experience. These are not standard large group tours. We do private or semi-private experiences for families or small groups. If you are looking for other cool activities we do not directly offer, we also have a great partners we trust.
3. Hawaii Scoots
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Oahu's first Delivery and Pick up-electric scooter delivery service located on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii Scoots provides those visiting Oahu as well as residents an alternative means of transportation to travel and experience the island. Electric Scooters are just like a regular scooters with a quiet, built-in electric hub motor. You book, we deliver.
4. North Shore Explorers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
North Shore Explorers offers exclusive tour and gear rental services that are sure to leave you with memories to last a lifetime.
5. Laie Falls Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By petao2015
This tops the 4 hikes we've done across the islands. A proper hike! Permit easily got from Hawaii reserves Inc at laie shops. At a decent pace, but slowing for the final muddy section, took 1.5hrs to reach the falls. Hiking shoes made it easy going, it gets very muddy for last mile. A guy passed going down wearing toe shoes- seemed a good alternative. Loved the varied landscapes and ecosystems the trail passes, and the view back to the ocean before you descend to the falls. About 1 hr 10 to get down. So peaceful at falls, up in clouds. Stunning.
6. Mountain Bike Hawaii
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Mountain Bike Hawaii (MTB Hawaii) offers high quality, authentic mountain bike tours on Oahu. We use high quality Santa Cruz Bikes. Our new fleet of Santa Cruz Bronson's just arrived! Let us rescue you from Waikiki to ride on Oahu's North Shore! Whether you only have a couple of hours or a full day, we'll pack the ride with fun, beautiful single track that will put a smile on your face. This is a mountain bike company, run by riders that love Hawaii and love to share it with others. Give us a call!
7. Hukilau Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By CLC48 - Salt Lake City, United States
We love this spot! There is some parking, but it’s limited. The water can be a bit rough particularly on a windy day. Still, it’s a gorgeous view and the beach parking is right off the road. Very accessible. The beach itself is a short distance away around a few grassy dunes. The beach is perhaps a quarter mile from the La’ie shopping plaza—a strip mall with a good Foodland grocery store and some food shops.
8. Ma'akua Ridge Trail
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By rkoehl - West Chester, United States
We were planning on hiking Diamond Head but found this trail closer to where we were staying and it was well worth the find! The views from the top are amazing! You have to park in front of the Hawaii transportation department or by the ocean at the bottom of the road and walk about a half mile up to where the road is closed off by a gate. Make sure not to keep any valuables in your car as this is a higher crime area (although we had no issues the 5 days we were in the area). Go past the gate and walk up the paved road, you first pass the Hauula Loop Trail and past the amazing graffiti wall is the entrance on the left. The trail is about 4 miles long and moderate in intensity. The path is marked fairly well with pink ribbons. You do have to climb over rocks, roots and stream beds. Some of the step ups and downs can be a little steep. It was dry the day we went but if the ground is wet or it starts to rain could see that things would get slippery. Majority is under cover so while warm, there is a good breeze and no blazing sun. Make sure to wear bug spray! We were definitely glad we didn't make the drive to Diamond Head to hike in the sun with tons of other people. Would not recommend with young children.
9. Cycle Oahu DayTours
Cycle Oahu provides road bike cycling tours of the North Shore of Hawaii. Tours are all-inclusive and range from experienced cyclists to first time riders. Tours are available Monday through Saturday and leave from Turtle Bay or Haleiwa. Let Cycle Oahu take care of the details while you enjoy the view and exercise.
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