Backpacking the Kalalau Trail in Kauai Hawaii 4K
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this video I share our incredible backpacking adventure on the stunning Kalalau trail.
This trip consists of 22 miles and roughly 6000 feet (round trip) along the stunningly beautiful Na Pali coastline. 💙🏝 Putting a big check ✅ on the bucketlist as we explore the lush tropical forest, & breathtaking cliff views of this world famous hike into paradise.
7:26 the Beginning of Crawlers Ledge
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Such a great video I’m doing this hike in August Looking forward to this beautiful hike
Have fun!
Amazing mountain hiking
Oh snap, that's intense!!
Such an amazing hike!
4:00 that was a very young/green guava, not lilikoi/passion fruit. It does have alot of seeds, but they're edible & when ripe (yellow) the skin is edible (or rather more palatable) too. Great trail snacks when you can find them!
& while that was a cool story about a so-called "walking tree", that's not the same genus of trees. That tree is a Hawaiian Hala or frequently called "lauhala" by us locals.
& research has shown that the trees don't actually move, they have a firmly fixed main root. It's just the other "roots" that die off as he described. Fun way to look at things nature does, but not entirely true.
Oh thank you for the information! We are definitely not plant experts in any sense. But getting to be out and explore and see the amazing garden island was so incredibly rewarding
Lots of folks bow hunt the goats and deer in that area
We saw some guys with dogs hunting boar
What a beautiful place. That looks like an awesome adventure.
It was one of my all time favorites.. so far!
That looks like a cool little village and a place to live! Too bad the locals had to leave that area. Did you have to get a permit to hike this area? Now following number 590!
Yes this is a permitted trail after the first two miles. But so worth it if you can land one!
Thank you so much for the support, so appreciated ♥️
@@WanderJessica You were very lucky to have this opportunity to explore such an awesome area. I have the AT near me and glad that they don't require permits...yet. Always out on trail almost every weekend. Keep up the videos! This was fun to watch!
Sounds like fun to me!
@@WanderJessica always! I’ve hiked the Georgia section of the AT several times. Can’t beat it!
This was such an amazing hike! I want to go back!!
Me too!!
Great video! Nice to recap my recent trip through your 4k edit. Looked nice on my TV!
Oh I’m so glad! When did you go?
Great video, thank you for sharing! Looks like you guys had amazing weather; especially for February in Kauai. I hiked it in a rain storm in 2016...very challenging ;)
Oh man I bet that was rough. And rewarding in its own right. We really did luck out on the weather
3:34 looks like kukui nuts.
thank you! I was wondering