Maui County Hawaiian Canoe Association

The Maui Nui Canoe Race
Maui > Moloka‘i > Lana‘i > Maui
September 9-11, 2016
ENTRY FEE
$1500.00
Race Includes
Transportation to race specific sites, Camping Area’s on Molokai and Lanai, Continental Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner provided on Molokai & Lanai, Water / Soda, Race Shirt, Awards, end of the race Luau
LOGISTICS
September 9 – Maliko to Kamalo (38 miles) 9:00am start
September 10 – Kamalo to Hulopoe Bay (42 miles) 8:00am start
September 11 – Hulopoe Bay to Hanakao’o Beach (20 miles) 8:00am start
September 11– Hanakao’o Beach – End of the Race Luau & Awards
TYPES OF CANOES
HCRA Approved (400lbs)
Unlimited canoe (200lbs)
DIVISIONS (MEN & WOMEN)
Open (9 men / 10 women)
Master 40/50 (9 men / 10 women )
Open mix (10 total must have at least 5 women)
Maui Nui Canoe Race is an ambitious undertaking that will challenge the skill and endurance of all participants. With about 100 miles of paddling this race will span a length of 3 days and take you to three different islands within Maui County.
The islands of Maui, Moloka'i and Lana'i are prime and the channels that surround it are also some of the most
challenging in the world. It is the goal of the Maui Nui Canoe Race Planning Committee to:
• Help keep the traditions of wa'a thriving on the neighbor islands
• Create partnerships within the community
• Share the Hawaiian culture with the visitor and educate the resident
• Help support local businesses and the economy
• Encourage healthy fitness lifestyle alternatives.

10th Annual Maui Jim Pailolo Challenge
September 17, 2016
26 Miles, DT Fleming Beach, Maui to Kaunakakai Pier, Moloka'i
90 Crews - must register online to secure entry
www.pailolo.com

Pailolo Challenge 2015
September 19, 2015
Opening Ceremony @ 8am
Race Start @ 9am
Register at www.pailolo.com
Entry Fee Prior to Sept 11 $450
Late Registration $700
[email protected]
Arianna Gerry, Event Chair, Race Coordinator & Registrar

The Maui Nui Canoe Race
Maui > Moloka‘i > Lana‘i > Maui
October 17-19, 2014
ENTRY FEE
$1200.00
Race Includes
Camping Area’s on Molokai and Lanai, Continental Breakfast, lunch & Dinner provided on Molokai. Lanai (lunch vendors will be present) Water / Soda, Race Shirt, Awards, end of the race Luau
LOGISTICS
October 17 – Maliko to Kamalo (38 miles) 9:00am start
October 18 – Kamalo to Hulopoe Bay (42 miles) 8:00am start
October 19 – Hulopoe Bay to Hanakao’o Beach (20 miles) 8:00am start
October 19– Hanakao’o Beach – End of the Race Luau & Awards
TYPES OF CANOES
HCRA Approved (400lbs)
Unlimited canoe (200lbs)
DIVISIONS (MEN & WOMEN)
Open (9 men / 10 women)
Master 40/50 (9 men / 10 women )
Open mix (10 total must have at least 5 women)
Maui Nui Canoe Race is an ambitious undertaking that will challenge the skill and endurance of all participants. With about 100 miles of paddling this race will span a length of 3 days and take you to three different islands within Maui County.
The islands of Maui, Moloka'i and Lana'i are prime and the channels that surround it are also some of the most
challenging in the world. It is the goal of the Maui Nui Canoe Race Planning Committee to:
• Help keep the traditions of wa'a thriving on the neighbor islands
• Create partnerships within the community
• Share the Hawaiian culture with the visitor and educate the resident
• Help support local businesses and the economy
• Encourage healthy fitness lifestyle alternatives.

*** Maui Nui Canoe Race Committee has limited the 2012 race entries to TEN (10) canoes ***
FIRST COME FIRST SERVE... IN ORDER TO HOLD A SPOT YOU MUST PAY YOUR ENTRY FEE
The Maui Nui Canoe Race is the brainchild of the Kahana Canoe Club. The Maui Nui Canoe Race is an ambitious undertaking that will challenge the skill and endurance of all participants. With over 100 miles of paddling this race will span a length of 3 days. At an affordable price this is not only a great value but will garner interest from ocean enthusiasts around the globe.
The islands of Maui, Moloka'i and Lana'i are prime and the channels that surround it are also some of the most challenging in the world. It is the goal of the Maui Nui Canoe Race Planning Committee to:
• Help keep the traditions of wa'a thriving on the neighbor islands
• Create partnerships within the community
• Share the Hawaiian culture with the visitor and educate the resident
• Help support local businesses and the economy
• Encourage healthy fitness lifestyle alternatives.

The Maui Nui Canoe Race is an ambitious undertaking that will challenge the skill and endurance of all participants. With over 100 miles of paddling this race will span a length of 3 days. At an affordable price this is not only a great value but will one day garner interest from ocean enthusiasts around the globe.
October 21, 22 and 23, 2011
The MAUI NUI CANOE RACE committee is limiting the entries to FIFTY(50) crews to participate in this year’s event on a first come first serve basis.
Divisions: Men / Women
Classifications: Open / V6 / Masters 40+ / Masters 50+
Intent to Participate is ready to go! Please sign and forward your fees accordingly. Look forward to hearing from you! Click on the link Download