MOUNTAIN VIEW GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Farm Tracks and Fruit Trees: ATV Across Ohana Ranch’s Big Island Lowlands
A 2-hour guided ATV outing at Ohana Ranch (ages 12+) that cuts through working Hawaiian farmland; this guide lays out the route, what to expect, and practical details for riders.
Farm Tracks and Fruit Trees: ATV Across Ohana Ranch’s Big Island Lowlands.
On the flanks of the Big Island, Ohana Ranch turns agricultural land into an approachable off‑road playground. Over two hours you ride across a working Hawaiian farm — past taro patches, guava and coffee crops, open fields and fruit trees — while local guides explain sustainable farming practices and the cultural ties that bind land and community.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Scenic farmland and open trails
The tour winds through pastoral fields and mixed‑crop farmland, with multiple stops for photo opportunities and to sample seasonal fruit when available.
Local farm experts lead the ride
Guides from the ranch steer the experience, offering insights into daily farm life and the practicalities of Hawaiian agriculture as you travel the trails.
Hands‑on stops for culture and conservation
Along the route you’ll learn about traditional Hawaiian culture and sustainable farming, meet friendly farm animals, and encounter crops like taro and coffee.
What the day feels like
What the ride feels like
This is an accessible, off‑road ATV outing that balances brief technical instruction with relaxed time on the trails. After a check‑in and gear fitting you do a short practice loop, then follow your guide over mixed terrain — fields, farm tracks and rugged stretches — pausing at viewpoints and cultural stops. The pace suits first‑time and experienced riders alike, and the landscape is as much agricultural classroom as playground.
Suitability
Who it's for
Suitability at a glance.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
On arrival the ranch completes check‑in procedures and provides a safety briefing and gear fitting for participants.
Safety gear is fitted on site as part of the pre‑ride procedures.
The outing runs approximately two hours, including briefing, practice and the guided loop.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the ATV tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
What is the minimum age to participate?
Participants must be at least 12 years old.
Where do we meet for the tour?
Meet at 17 N Kulani Rd, Mountain View, Hawaii.
Are first‑time riders welcome?
Yes; the itinerary includes an introductory practice session to learn basic ATV controls before the guided loop.
What will we see on the ride?
Riders traverse a working Hawaiian farm and view crops such as taro, guava and coffee, with stops for cultural insights and photos.
Is gear provided?
A safety briefing and on‑site gear fitting are part of check‑in at the ranch.