I always get so excited when you make a new videos! Been waiting for this video for awhile now! Watched all your insta story about this hike! The Maui travel guide that you did was super helpful! Went their last year and it blew my mind!
Hi Noah! I'm probably one of the biggest fans of you and your videos in Germany. I am glad to see a new video after that long time of waiting. I started watching your videos 3-4 years ago for some inspirations for hikes in BC and Alberta. Once I've started to watch those, I decided to begin with your very first one. It was fun and inspiring to see you growing up and how the quality of your videos became better and better! Your latest one is fantastic and I hope that you will find the time to bring out videos more frequently. I would really appreciate it dude! All the best for you and many greetings from Germany! Cheers 🍻
Dude, this made my day. Thank you for taking the time to write that. What a nice comment, I really appreciate the kind words! So encouraging to see that someone was out there, waiting for an upload 😊
Been super inspired by your work since your first trips to SEA. Your story telling and camera work/editing has always been next level! Glad to see more of that same spirit ❤
You know what dude, was planning on doin this as I'm going there late sept/early oct. Not gonna anymore, Idk what happened..I mean I've never been good with heights, but now that I'm 33, i FKN HATE them. love the view n all of course but man. So I gotta skip out..now I'm looking at there is other dank trails where I can do the jungle aspects and all..thats all I wanted out of this..granted need to do a boat tour to see around this thing. But, I was wondering if you know whats the next best trail to do? Whats the Nu'alolo Trail? And need to know if I need permits right away for any recommendation u give(if u know any). THANKS!
Hey, Noah!!! Greetings from Illinois!! OH, how I've missed your vlogs!!!! I followed you all thru the Philippines and hope you cont to post more vids soon! You are an inspiration to so many! Peace and Blessings to you!
In 1970 I moved to Kauai. Shortly thereafter I hiked into Kalalau Valley after taking LSD. When we were on the beach alone, me and my friend, the next day after staying the night naked on the beach to Cowboys Road up on the horses with bullet belts across their chest like Pancho Villa and carbine rifle's across their laps. They wrote up to us, pointed their guns at us and told us to leave the beach. They turned and rode off. In those days there was no goat Trail ledges that happened in the 90s. I believe there was a landslide down there but prior to that landslide they were riding horses in there from Haena. For a while, they were riding motorcycles on the trail all the way into Kalalau.
While the streams and waterfalls look so pristine, one dead goat or pig upstream and even a little in your mouth can cause extreme symptoms. Several people became sick a few weeks ago, a few airlifted and kalalau closed for a few weeks. DON'T DRINK THE WATER!!!
I always get so excited when you make a new videos! Been waiting for this video for awhile now! Watched all your insta story about this hike!
The Maui travel guide that you did was super helpful! Went their last year and it blew my mind!
Oh my, that has me so stoked! So glad you enjoyed Maui, maybe Kauai next 😉
Hi Noah! I'm probably one of the biggest fans of you and your videos in Germany. I am glad to see a new video after that long time of waiting. I started watching your videos 3-4 years ago for some inspirations for hikes in BC and Alberta. Once I've started to watch those, I decided to begin with your very first one. It was fun and inspiring to see you growing up and how the quality of your videos became better and better! Your latest one is fantastic and I hope that you will find the time to bring out videos more frequently. I would really appreciate it dude!
All the best for you and many greetings from Germany! Cheers 🍻
Dude, this made my day. Thank you for taking the time to write that. What a nice comment, I really appreciate the kind words! So encouraging to see that someone was out there, waiting for an upload 😊
Been super inspired by your work since your first trips to SEA. Your story telling and camera work/editing has always been next level!
Glad to see more of that same spirit ❤
Thanks Ayla! Much appreciated!
This type of cinematography belongs in a Nat Geo documentary! Awesome job
Nicely edited video Noah .... Was fun to meet you on the trail. Like you said ... It was a truly epic experience!
Thanks Aseem! Great meeting you on the trail :)
Brilliant work bud, shots abd editing are phenomenal! Absolutely phenomenal cinematography!!!
Thanks Ervin, appreciate it!
You know what dude, was planning on doin this as I'm going there late sept/early oct. Not gonna anymore, Idk what happened..I mean I've never been good with heights, but now that I'm 33, i FKN HATE them. love the view n all of course but man. So I gotta skip out..now I'm looking at there is other dank trails where I can do the jungle aspects and all..thats all I wanted out of this..granted need to do a boat tour to see around this thing. But, I was wondering if you know whats the next best trail to do? Whats the Nu'alolo Trail? And need to know if I need permits right away for any recommendation u give(if u know any). THANKS!
Stunning place. Great to see it again. Great another one work. ✌️
Thanks dude! Good to see your name again 😉
Great video man! Hope to see more of these from you soon!
Thanks buddy ;)
Hey, Noah!!! Greetings from Illinois!! OH, how I've missed your vlogs!!!! I followed you all thru the Philippines and hope you cont to post more vids soon! You are an inspiration to so many! Peace and Blessings to you!
Oh Debbie, that’s so kind!! You’ve been around for a while, thank you for the kind words ❤
Oh my goodness tickle me silly what a great video 🎉
Thanks Jjambone
In 1970 I moved to Kauai. Shortly thereafter I hiked into Kalalau Valley after taking LSD. When we were on the beach alone, me and my friend, the next day after staying the night naked on the beach to Cowboys Road up on the horses with bullet belts across their chest like Pancho Villa and carbine rifle's across their laps. They wrote up to us, pointed their guns at us and told us to leave the beach. They turned and rode off. In those days there was no goat Trail ledges that happened in the 90s. I believe there was a landslide down there but prior to that landslide they were riding horses in there from Haena. For a while, they were riding motorcycles on the trail all the way into Kalalau.
Holy crap Noah’s back! Love it.
Woot woot! Took long enough!
Wow what a stunning place and you are very lucky to be able to get there, thank you for sharing this fantastic video
It was an incredible experience. Thank you, Cindy!
Did it twice and so thankful to watch your video to remind myself what a badass I used to be!
Such an unreal hike, eh?
Awesome Video!
Thanks you guys!
Finally!
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While the streams and waterfalls look so pristine, one dead goat or pig upstream and even a little in your mouth can cause extreme symptoms. Several people became sick a few weeks ago, a few airlifted and kalalau closed for a few weeks. DON'T DRINK THE WATER!!!
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It's not even the most dangerous trail in Hawai'i. clickbait title.
That is probably true, but it definitely is full of potential danger and it challenges even those in the best of shape.