LOST PERSON:

If a member of your party becomes lost, don't panic. Make a note of where the person was last seen and at what time. Call 911 immediately.

INJURED PERSON:

It is usually best not to transport an injured person away from an accident scene before medical personnel arrive. Moving a victim improperly can make an injury worse, particularly when the injury is to the head, neck or back areas. Call 911 immediately.

PHONE NUMBERS:

Emergency 911

Division of Forestry 974-4221

Report Violations to DOCARE 643-3567

NOTE: Due to the remote location of the park, cellular phone access may be limited.

From 1983 to 1985 this 330 acre plot formerly leased by Puna Sugar was planted with Eucalyptus to provide a constant wood supply for Hawaiʻi’s forest products industry. Original trails were started by motorcyclists in 1990, these trails were adopted by the mountain bicycling community. Used multiple times for organized bicycle fun rides, non-commercial use from 1991-2009.

Take Hawaii Belt road going South in Hilo. Take a right turn onto Stainback Hwy. Drive 1.5 miles up Stainback Hwy and take the left onto Quarry Rd. Drive in the gravel road and take the second left gravel road which will lead you to the parking lot.

1. Stay on the trail
2. Check the weather
3. Watch the time
4. Avoid undue risk
5. Read all posted signs
6. Respect other trail users
7. Pack out at least what you pack in

USE CAUTION - This is a multi-use area that is shared by hikers. hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts. Please be aware of the following;

• Riders are recommended to wear blaze-orange outer garment
• Hunters with dogs
• Other mountain bikers
• Hikers
• There is a shooting range near the parking area, please use caution

• All visitors to the Park must sign in at the Check-in Station.
• No riding in the parking area unless to access the trails.
• No ATV/dirt bike riding.
• Always stay on designated trails.
• All local, state, and federal laws apply.

It is strongly recommended for your protection that the following items be worn at all times:

• Riding helmet
• Protective clothing (long sleeved shirt /long pants)
• Shoes
• Knee and Elbow pads
• Gloves

Before starting out. tell a responsible person where you will be and when to expect you back. Inform that person to obtain help if you do not return on time.

As part of riding responsibly, you should consider taking and using the following:

• First aid kit
• Cell phone
• Drinking water
• Map of the park
• Emergency contact information