Jungle Hiking: 10 Tips You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2022
- "Tips for hiking in the jungle" is an episode where I actually going to look for the trail leading to Pu'uokila the forgotten peak of Kahana Valley. The almost disappeared trail gave me a hard time to ascend, so meantime I was talking about useful tips while hiking in the jungle.
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Gear we use filming:
Panasonic S5 with Panasonic 20-60mm Lens
Sigma 28-70mm Lens
GO Pro 9 Black Edition
DJI Phantom 4 Advanced
DJI Mini2
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Tips for hiking in the jungle
• Jungle Hiking: 10 Tips...
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Man, I have been really looking hard for people who are willing to go into the jungle on Oahu and the other islands with me. I respect it so much. Thank you for the tips!!! I live on Oahu if you ever need a hiking partner. 28 years old, and have bagged many peaks including Rainier and such. Take care. I really respect this a lot
Aloha Colby,
Mahalo for your feedback! There are plenty peopl who hikes in the jungke in the island just hard to find them sometimes :). I love to be out whenever I have time. I see you climbed some big mountains too, that’s great.
If I go out another time I can let you know, however It is always random and depending on my guiding job.
Great filming and editing as usual. Best hawaii hiker/vlogger out there. I went to those bunkers 3 weeks ago, cool area. Keep up videos
Mahalo🤙🏻 Yeah, those bunkers are nice. Was the trail in a good shape?
@@HungaroExplorer i did the loop. Besides the bunkers and swim hole at the end wasnt too much to see. The loop trail is well defined but your just walking in lauhala trees. Most mosquitoes ive ever seen at that bunker😂
The mosquitoes are live well there for sure :)) I did the lower loop couple years ago and wasn’t bad, but the upper loop is not too good.
Brilliant work here, music and filmed are outstanding man. Gorgeous!
Big Mahalos☺️ I am really happy to hear that my bushwhack work wasn’t for nothing 😜
Great video man. Good use of different angles, music, just awesome 👏🏻
I appreciate the good feedback man! Aloha 🤙🏻
Great video! Teleportation was very cool! :))
Haha, everybody loves that teleportation method :))
Great tips! So important to know how to stay safe and keep from getting all scarred up out there. Thanks for the sweet vid!
Mahalo Justin! 🤙🏻
I found your channel after doing Hihimanu and searching for videos. Yours are great, I'm surprised you don't have more viewers, soon I'm sure. Anyway, what pants are those? I need me some. Thanks!
Thank You Grant!
Hihimanu is always a fun adventure. I picked up those pants from Decathlon in Spain. There are Decathlon stores in mainland now and they have these pants for about 50$. They are very rugged pants, I like them.
@@HungaroExplorer Thanks! I'll check it out. Aloha
Thank you, as always, for posting this beautiful video. Well executed and informative. Hungaro Explorer is my favorite!
Thank You Zoey !☺️
Those drone shots are amazing, I once heard that there's a way to get to the KST from behind there (I might be wrong, it might be more in waikane) have you heard of anything like that?
Hey Jaden,
Yes, it is possible to hike up Pauao Ridge to the KST which is bordering Kahana Valley on the North and Waikane was a trail back in days from the South side of the valley. Waikane area is privately owned now, so the trail is not used and it is in very bad shape.
I have done both trails before. I don’t like Waikane but Pauao is a good workout, pretty steep close ypu get to the KST.
Pants recommendation for the endless uluhe ferns in the koolaus? My pants all rip 😅
I believe it!😜 My pants are holding up pretty well. I actually use a brand call Forclaz from the Decathlon store from mainland. It is only around 50$ and they are great! I have 2 pairs of them!