Several years ago, my wife, daughter and I day traversed the first couple miles of this amazing trail. Having hiked Mt. Whitney and the Zion Rapids, I soon realized that some of us may have all been over our heads, and we headed back. No shame. Thank you for showing us so beautifully the rest of the way.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

It's definitely not easy! Then again, I've been eyeing Whitney for years and can't get myself past the elevation gain to pull the trigger on that one, so you could handle it, I'm sure. But yeah, not for everyone, so best to turn around if someone in your party isn't up to it.

From 1993-1996, I worked as a perfusionist (in open heart surgery, operating the heart-lung machine) at Tripler Army Medical Center. I lived in Honolulu Park Place on the corner of Nuuanu and Beritania Avenue next to China Town overlooking Honolulu Harbor. While I was there I hiked the Kalalau Trail three times, twice all the way the Kalalau State Park. I also kayaked (much easier and faster) from Hanalei and camped at Kalalau one summer (it's too rough in the winter) and kayaked the entire Na Pali coast. Along the way I saw monk seals, green sea turtles, and spinner porpoise. Camping was by permit only and limited to 5 days, with a 6 month waiting period. Words cannot even begin to describe the scenery. One of the hikes was in March and the humpbacks were breaching in the distance. The 2000' sheer basalt cliffs at Kalalau valley make you feel like an ant. I saw 5 moons of Jupiter with my naked eyes sitting on a heiau (temple) ruin overlooking the inky Pacific. I snorkeled from Kalalau Beach to Honopu Beach. Kalalau Valley is an archaeological site. I can still smell the sweet bouquet of wild ginger that grew along Kalalau Stream that perished decades ago. Hiking and camping the Na Pali coast and Haleakala National Park on Maui were the highlights of time in Hawaii.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

That sounds amazing...

@martinbrodie8507

Жыл бұрын

@@JerryArizona , if you haven't hiked and camped on the floor of Haleakala National Park on Maui, put it on your bucket list. It's the closest you'll get to Mars on planet Earth.

@aries4081

3 ай бұрын

Sounds like a dream

Thank you so much for this journey. Brings back fond memories when I took 3 weeks off from work back in November 2010. Ostensibly to heal my soul from my wife's passing a year before. At the time was sleeping 1 hour a night. Decided on the trip out west to get my head back on straight. Flew to San Fran from New York for the first 11 days. SF was awesome. Went to the Redwood forest outside of SF to do some hiking. Then flew to Lihue, Kauai. Chickens everywhere outside of the airport! Stayed at a beachside hotel in Lihue which featured a serpentine pool, Koi pond and nesting seals on their beach. Did 2 luau's and a 7 hour catamaran trip on the Holo Holo. One morning I drove to Ke'e beach. Gorgeous beach! Noticed the trailhead for the Kalalau trail. Decided to do the 2 mile portion to the beach you both camped out at for a day-hike (I have been walking since I was young, even in the snow. One time walked from my home in the Bronx, NY, over the George Washington bridge and walked down to the Hudson river to take pictures of the 4th of July fireworks that was a rare event over that river). In my flip-flops!!! Mostly the hikers were from European nations. Some were amazed at what I had on my feet. One of the highpoint ot the 3 weeks vacation. Back to SF for a drive to Santa Barbara. Ostensibly to visit the oldest mission in California. Met with some churchgoers while there and was invited to the Thanksgiving mass. During the sermon I was shocked at the comfort that I was experiencing from the words, which felt that they were directed to me. I am so thankful that I did decide to go since I started to recover from my mourning of my beautiful wife. I felt that she did not wish for me to wallow in misery. Thanks again!!!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. That trip sounds like the perfect way to heal though. Glad you made the decision to get out there and explore.

16 years ago when my husband and I were younger and in much better shape we did the first 2 miles to the Secret beach and it was tough. Thank you for sharing the rest of the way.

I hiked this trail back in the early 80’s. I swear crawler’s cliff was even more scary. I think i side stepped a lot of it and cried. No helicopters for us at the time or other people. I loved the taro fields back into the waterfalls. Great memories.

Made the mistake of swimming Hanakapiai Beach. Ive spent my entire life on beach, the ocean is my playground and i am extremely comfortable in a variety of conditions, since i was young, but that day/moment was a slap in the face to my over confidence in the water. Something thats only occasionally happened in my several decades surfing and playing in ocean. I waited decades to get to Kauai and the entire time i was there i was in a cloud of peace and happiness so my guard and common sense was a bit clouded too. The joy of being there, the beauty of the water and surroundings made me ignore what id heard and didnt even look at what the water were doing (which i normally do at my everyday breaks). I simply dove in, started playing in the small waves, clear water and super soft sand. Imagine being an avid swimmer, in ocean almost every day, your playing in small waves in waste deep water only 10-15 yards from shore, beautiful day. Then within that peaceful moment a little bigger wave comes, you turn to body surf it (feet on the soft bottom), and the wave breaks and sucks back soo fast and heavy it sweeps your feet from the soft sand and pins you flat on stomach sucking you back and down the slope. I was close to the south side rock outcrop, i instantly started clawing the sand as deep and fast as i could and trying to get feet in for a push. From the initial sucking out and me digging in sand and the pull letting up was only a matter of maybe 3-5 seconds? and i know i was just near the point of no return. The currents are stronger than most anything i encounter daily, and that particular beach has insane currents that sweep along the shore. That day it was sucking from the steep slope to the deep. Ive learned that sweep sucks downward as it goes along the south rock outcrop and pulls under along edge of rocks under water. The amount of total deaths at that beach (in shoreline or river crossing) compared to yearly deaths around the world should shed light on how serious you should pay attention.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Sounds terrifying. I'm usually not afraid of the ocean, but the ocean off Na Pali? No thanks. Glad you made it.

I've seen most of your videos, and I have decided to avoid all the trails that you call "sketchy"!! Also, love the pic of Tina chugging Fireball from the jug :D

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorite pictures….

Wow, amazing video! Thank you for sharing!

I hiked that trail as a youth with a friend and got stranded all the way in by rain storms. We waited an extra day and the rain didn't stop, so we hiked out on the now muddy and slippery trails anyway, and yea. That was tense . Amazing experience altogether, but a bit scary at one point!

That hike changed my life too. Now I watch other people's videos and cry. Great job. Mahalo

Nice seeing it through your eyes...I grew up there and go back often (not on this trail), I think I take a lot for granted. Haven't been all the way in to the falls since I was a teen...maybe it's time to go again? Nah, that's what KZread is for! :)

I loved the video! Very well done!

this was beautiful! thanks for sharing.

You captured this beautifully. Me and my wife did this hike last month and my idea of vlogging it was a disaster lol you did an awesome job!

This was awesome! Really beautiful footage.

Wow. A love story. You've outdone yourself this time. Thank-you.

What a great video of your & Tina's special place. Two loves shared; your marriage and the joy of hiking 💞

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

This hike is how we got into hiking! So glad we were able to go back and experience it again.

This is your best produced film yet!

Beautiful video! I’ve been there a couple times, fun to watch and remember the place.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorite places.

Thank goodness you all did it on a dry day. I've seen videos of this trail rainy and wet and talk about spooky factor. It is spooky factor dry. Luv'd your vid. Thanks for sharing!!!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

They closed it the day after we got out due to flooding. I can't imagine it in the rain.

Just stumbled on this video and really enjoyed it. My wife and I hiked Kalalau in the spring of 1990 and camped on Kalalau beach for three days. The video brought back great memories, but I don't remember the steep cliffs! Great job on the video and thank you for sharing.

This was amazing, and the 2 passes along "crawler's cliff" had me leaning to one side, and sweating a little. Holy cow!! the time lapse of the sunset and night sky were amazing. Thanks for doing such a great job on this!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

We definitely leaned toward the cliff in a lot of sections on that hike!

@wasabiginger6993

Жыл бұрын

Great video, thanks for sharing. In 1967 when I was a teen living North Shore, Oahu (surfing family) … a girlfriend & I attempted this hike. But when we got to the part that is super steep, there was not even an indentation made by hikers (as rarely any then) … it was nothing but a super steep sweep of small bearings of dirt … our shoes barely clung to. We wisely turned around and camped Hanakapiai. At that time there was a hermit living full time out Kalalau who did NOT want anyone else out there … so we were a little afraid of him too. Happy to see how it all looks now. But too many helis, mosquitos (were just as bad in the middle valley back then) and boats … yikes!

Great video! Five years ago my husband and I got married in kauai and spent 2 weeks exploring. We did several hikes while there. We did do the first 2 miles to the beach. I remember my reaction at the beginning of the trail with the steep climb that got my heart pounding. Incredible views. I was obsessed with this trail and started to read people's blogs. I seen a video with the cliff climb. I don't know if I'd be brave enough with that section. When it gets rainy and muddy and wind blows there's been a few deaths there. This trail screams life,beauty,challenge,peace and indurance. I'm so happy you made it and gave yourself time to relax.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Kauai is a great place to get married (I may be biased). Crawler's Ledge and sections for a mile or two after are definitely exposed and intimidating. But so worth it. I would NOT want to do it in the rain. And that section where it immediately starts going up is definitely just a precursor of things to come. Up. Down. Repeat. Forever. Worth it though.

Beautiful location. Sketchy hike. You are a lucky man Jerry Arizona.

Spectacular videography.❤

I too did this hike with a girlfriend years ago and was amazed by the beauty..I also ended up pursuing a lot of outdoor adventures since that time. Thanks for sharing

You guys are tough, I’ve been biking and hiking for 36 years, but now at 75 I’m having to slow down some, keep it up as long as you can. Great video.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

We definitely will keep at it as long as we can. Pretty inspiring that at 75 you only have to 'slow down some'.

Waaaouu la plage...the beauuutifuul beach! Merci.

Loved every minute.

Great video. Amazing music. Lovely love story. Thx for sharing

We did this trail years ago while the kids were small and now they're about to graduate from college. I remember it was so beautiful (We love the scenery of Napali from Kalalau Lookout), scary, slippery and quite a few mosquitoes. We only hiked for the first 2-3 miles due to the ages of kids and danger of the trails and saw a few couples with camping gears passing us. Then, early this year, I went to hike the 14ers in Beckenridge, CO; like Jerry and his wife, that 14er hike at Quandary Peak changed my life. Now I'm completely hooked to hiking.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Awesome. That trail that hooks you will always have a special place, huh? Now I need to check out Quandary. I've been wanting to try a 14er.

Wow! great mountains on top. probably I will never be there but looks great! Greetings from UK. Tom.

That was 1 crazy hike. The drop off was awesome. No way would I get my wife to do that Any more. Thanks for sharing.

I spent 3 years living on Powerhouse Rd in Wainiha near the end of the road during the mid eighties. I made the trip out the trail 4 times, it will capture your soul in such a great way if you let it. As you the place has lingering positive effects on me all these 35 years later. Great video as always I love your journeys.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

LUCKY! I can't imagine living there. This place will always stick with me. Still my favorite hike.

How beautiful. I thought of doing it till about 10:30 when I didn’t like the trail anymore. I get scared on Angle’s Landing. But what a gorgeous place.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, there is definitely exposure. And it hits you at odd times. First time we did it, I freaked out on a random stretch toward the beginning. The approach to Crawler's Ledge terrifed us both. Second time, no problem. This time, Crawler's Ledge got in Tina's head. It's definitely not for everybody and it is absolutely dangerous in spots.

Good work guys

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Yikers!!! Makes me dizzy. The height, the drop, the wet slippery rocks ~ but oh, the bugs!!! One Fantastic Hike Under Your Belts!!! Beautifully filmed. Thanks for sharing.

Great scenery. Great story. Great entertainment. So it is Tina who is the start of all of these adventures! This is one of your best videos yet! Excellent work Jerry and Tina.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! And I love when people ask how I got her into hiking. I'm like "How I got HER into it?"

@pedinurse1

Жыл бұрын

no thank you, great yall did it

Thank you. No I mean it Thank you. Loved your words at the end. Thank you.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! This was really meant to be a video for Tina and I so we could go back and remember what this place was like since we can't get there often and love it so much. Really nice to see other people like it too and that the message resonated with you.

I hiked out of Kalalau coming up on ten 10 yrs ago in June at 57 yrs old. Boated in as I wasn’t in shape to hike in but after 32 days of camping in the valley, I hiked out, probably 20lbs lighter from when I got there! Lol! At the top of my most amazing memories even though my heart was in my throat the majority of the way! Lol! Hate heights! So much has changed on kauai since the big flood but not this, although it was better groomed back then due to more foot traffic although the helicopter traffic hasn’t…. Undoubtedly, y’all were there on a Friday. (Cruise ship) supposedly you can get a cell signal when the ship gets close but we never tried it…no communications with the outside world was not a loss for us! Quite a few were living out there then which is not the case now…such amazing memories!! Mahalo for bringing them back to me….I’ve watched a gazillion of these but this one is the best by far!!!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Sounds like an adventure, but Kalalau always is. First time we did it it was packed with people living there. Next time they'd cleared them all out. This time, same thing. I swear we had the beach almost entirely to ourselves the first day, which was perfect.

Awesome....the one island I haven't been to. Back last night from Puerto vallarta...I hiked into a few bars! 😉

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes that's the best hiking.

This footage scared the hell out of me. You do such a wonderful job filming this hike. I will never hike this but do appreciate the beauty. Enjoyed your wedding shots too! 💕

Great hike, spent a couple of weeks in there in 1973 only we didn't wear clothes, ditched them @ Hanakapiai...took some acid @ dawn one day and swam around the headland to the next valley over. i was just coming on when the wind caught the waterfall and the water danced over to where i was layijng against a rock and splashed me on the chest...i knew i was blessed... there was a guy living in a tree house up the valley. all he brought w/ him was visqueen and string and made the house out of bamboo. had to leave when our gorp ran out.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Haha! Sounds like quite an interesting trip. There may or may not have been some dude living out there somewhere on the coast. And we may or may not have immediately gotten naked and showered once we reached the beach. But I'm not sure as there is sadly no footage of any of those alleged occurences.

@bristleconepinus2378

Жыл бұрын

@@JerryArizona I have slides...it was pre self aggrandizing video.

We've done the first 2 miles of this hike several times, and that 4-mile day is enough for us. It is so beautiful. Thank you for posting this, and I love your wedding shots at the end. We love Kaua'i and look forward to going back soon after a 3-year break. Kudos to you on the editing, choice of music (or none), and variety of shots. I got emotional watching this, especially seeing some of the familiar views. Mahalo!

Thanks for this great video and story. Your sense of adventure to cut your teeth backpacking on the Kalalau Trail is inspiring. We live in the Rocky Mountains and aren't new to roughing it or days of big physical exertaion, but I definitely underestimated the Kalalau. It's a big day. I'll say that it changed my life, too, though in a different way. My wife and I were engaged under a beautiful sunset at Kalalau Beach nine years ago--a romantic and simultaneously funny story. Seeing your video was a welcomed walk down memory lane--and made me excited to go back. Many thanks!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Can't imagine a better place to propose.

Love the photos of y'all at the end....

My wife and I were just there last week. It was our first time in Kauai. We stayed on the west shore in Waimea at a plantation cottage for a week. We did some mild hiking, nothing to dangerous. The views were just breathtaking. We actually sat and ate lunch on the same table you guys ate at, but we ordered our food at the Thai spot next door to Red Hot Mamas. While we were on the island, we pretty much did the touristy things that they had available. We can't wait to go back next year. Such a beautiful island! Mahalo.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Obviously, I love Kauai. We ate at the Thai place the day after! Although I have to say, Red Hot Mama's had the best fish tacos I've ever eaten. Wish we'd been able to explore the island more after this, but it rained pretty much nonstop afterward. But that's Kauai. Can't complain since we didn't get a drop during our 5 days on Na Pali. Glad you got to check it out.

Compliments on the superb match of video and music. A pleasure to watch as always.

Awesome video. Loved the early pics, when you two were sooooo young. Those special places and experiences are what living is about. Our inspiration was a four day trip to Accadia National Park in Maine. During that trip Lori, my wife, and I talked about how we wanted to see more national parks when we retired. We purchased a class B RV and have put 15,000 miles a year getting out there and seeing it. Best five years of our lives. Thanks again for sharing you inspiration! Also, it looks like Tina is mostly recovered, very happy to see you both out there together living life to the fulllest.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

She has recovered, thanks! And an RV....that's a dream of ours too. One of these days this will hopefully turn into a full time RV exploration channel.

@michaelyates3424

Жыл бұрын

@@JerryArizona That is very COOL! Happy to help out with any info you may have questions with. I've customized our Era significantly. If you want to learn the ins and out of a small RV, check out theFITRV KZread channel and their website. It's a great way to journey and I would highly recommend it. Can't wait to see what you are getting into.

Absolutely awesome you two! I love your hiking shirt on the first day, that is perfect. Great advice to everyone thinking of hiking as well.

Absolutely wonderful, you are a true artist. I just love you guys...

One of the most beautiful and accurate takes on hiking the Kalalau Trail. I was anxiously waiting to see your video from your trip as I knew you'd capture it with that Tina and Jerry charm. A special place for sure! 🌺

Awesome video.

Aww, this is my favorite video. You two are so sweet.. the couple that hikes together stays together!

I love this video most of all!!! Thank you for sharing, Jerry and Tina!! 💕

Awww! This is so incredibly beautiful! I absolutely love your story and love that you are willing to share it with all of us! This looks so beautiful and definitely this video gave me another bucket list item!! Love you Jerry and Tina!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad to take you along. This is definitely worthy of a bucket list. Look into the permit system though; it's.....problematic. Takes work, luck and a lack of sleep. And when you're lucky enough to get one, you suddenly think "Oh crap! Now I have to plan a trip to Kauai!"

Beautiful love story and you certainly picked the best place to surround it with. Keep on hiking and sharing this with us. Extremely generous / priceless of you. So much appreciated!

Barking Sands beach is our favorite place to be in Kauai. Glad you had a nice time and it didn’t rain too bad on that hike.. changes everything.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Haven't been to Barking Sands. We so lucked out on this trip. It was supposed to rain the whole time (which is why we dragged umbrellas out there) but didn't feel a drop. The day after we got off the trail, it started raining. The trail flooded and was closed. And it never stopped the rest of the time we were there. As far as I know, it's still raining. I was terrified just thinking about this in the rain.

10:37 WOW !! Thanks another masterpiece 👍👍

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. And yeah. Crawler's Ledge earns it's name. What they don't tell you is it gets worse after that. Crawler's Ledge is at least solid rock. Parts of the trail between there and the beach are just as narrow but only clay/dirt.

I remember a couple who saved for 35 years to move from Iowa to their dream location of Hawaii. They built an incredible home on the coast and couldn't wait to move in. They loved the sound of the waves. After 6 months they were SO sick of the sound and felt trapped way out there in the middle of nowhere. They left. Before you move out there thinking Hawaii is so great, go stay out there for a couple months at least. It is NOT for everyone. I went for two weeks and that was enough!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

I've heard island fever can get to you. I'd sure like to give it a try though.

@annab13

Жыл бұрын

I lived in Tasmania for a year and absolutely hated it! It's too small and... I love nature, but in moderation! It's more expensive and things can get monopolised fairly quickly.

@nelsonsoaresusa

10 ай бұрын

You are right, I like to go to hawaii twice year, but no more than 10 days at a time.

@nelsonsoaresusa

10 ай бұрын

You are right, I like to go to hawaii twice year, but no more than 10 days at a time.

So beautiful!!!! Those cliffs wow! And I thought driving the one lane roads in Maui were scary! 😮 So special for you both! So damn beautiful!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

My favorite place on earth (currently; I still have plenty of places to explore.) Definitely sketchy in spots.

Masterpiece! Instead of a backpack, I would take a parachute.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

It might have come in handy in a couple spots. It was sketchier than I remembered.

Awesome! I love your adventures. You two are so cool 😎

What a beautiful video! Kauai and that trail are one of the most special spots in the world! My husband and I day trekked it in 2016(did not get nearly as far and to the scary parts as you) but it indeed left a huge impression. There is a huge hidden cave right off the beginning trailhead that we were told about by a local. We sat in it before we hiked. Very sacred space...and the beach...and the whales... thank you for bringing back those awesome memories! You guys rock!

AMAZING!! I thought your Arizona videos had incredible scenery!!!!!!! WOW

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Na Pali views are killer. But I still have a special place in my heart for the desert.

Somehow I knew it would end with Mexican food; even in Hawaii. Great video!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Right? The place with the killer mai tais was closed when we got there. Which was good for us because those were the best fish tacos I've ever had.

As always, awesome.. great advice about getting out. My wife and I just doing that,

Amazing video. I did this hike solo a few years ago and didn’t document it well enough and came to KZread to relive it. This video accomplished that and more. Goosebumps.

Best thing about hikes and adventures like this is sharing them with your person. Me and my lady have been to Kauai twice now but never did this hike because of our in experience, we love this island and hopefully when we go back we can get to experience this trail. Awesome video!

Thank you. I am gonna start living outside my comfort zones. Im glad i came across yalls videos. Loved them. ❤

This is Amazing story and video. Thank you Jerry!

And I was just getting ready to text you and see if you were still alive! Amazing video buddy and a great story!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man. This video just took forever to finish for some reason.

@MattKester

Жыл бұрын

​@@JerryArizona I figured! There was a lot to edit there for sure!

Awesome.... thank-you both.

Stunning color!!

Love Kalalau ❤ Great story thanks for sharing been a few years since I did it was great to be reminded of how fun hiking is.

Even with your great video and photography, I know the camera does not do the views justice. One can almost breath the super clean Hawaiian air. That is a wonderful video Jerry and Tina. Thanks for sharing.

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I really wish the camera could truly capture what it's like to be there. Well, probably best it leaves out the sweaty, humid misery of the canyons, but still....

Beautiful!

This trail looks amazing! Even though it probably wasn't the best trail to start with, I'm glad you and Tina caught the hiking bug and have been sharing your outdoor adventures since then!

We are glad to see Tina back on the trails. You guys are truly inspiring!

Thanks for sharing so many amazing places, and for inspiring me to give some of them a try.

Thanks for the video. I started watching your videos in January of 2020, my wife and I are retired teachers and started hiking the fall of 2020 when we became empty nesters and went to the mighty 5 in southern Utah and the Grand Canyon. We are planning our third trip to that area for this spring. Your videos have been incredibly helpful for planning our trips to that area. Appreciate your humor!!!

Wow. What a story. Love you guys.

Awesome video, you did a great job capturing the magic of kalalau. Can't wait to get back out there myself.

Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely beautiful, thanks for sharing

Love your style and the way you captured the trail! We love backpacking and this trail is absolutely stunning. I can see why you keep returning. But I will have to live vicariously through you, I don't think I could handle crawlers ledge. Keep on hiking!!

Oh my goodness -- thank you for sharing your remarkable journey to this paradise many of us will likely never have the grit, strength, determination or "wherewithall" to see -- such a treat. You and Tina never cease to amaze! Happy trails!

Great video. Loved it!

1981. My biology teacher in high school was also the backpacking club manager. “Hey, do you guys want to back pack in Kauai after graduation?” “Sure”, I said. Little did I know how utterly treacherous this hike was. I was literally clinging to branches of shrubs on the up side as some sort of reassurance that I would not slide off the cliff on the down side. It was an epic journey, but as a young man, I did not comprehend how treacherous this hike actually was. As a 59 year old, I would not do this now.

Wow! Amazing! Well done video too. You guys are pro on any level! Thank you for sharing your adventures!!

Awesome , love the goats

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Those goats cracked me up. They'll also kick rocks down the cliffs onto your head though.

@brentcraddock7169

Жыл бұрын

@@JerryArizona probably just want the place to themselves

What a special journey and some great memories. Thank you for sharing.

Awesome trip! I'm sure that Mexican food was great!Thanks so much for sharing.Cliff hanger exitement

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! And as a fish taco fan who lives in the southwest, I have to say Red Hot Mama's makes the best fish taco I've ever had. (It wasn't just post hike hunger; we went back and they were just as good.)

@hanaleik

Жыл бұрын

@@JerryArizona where is Red Hot momas ??

Thanks for sharing the adventures guys! :-)

Loved how cinematic this was and really became at the beach. Thanks for sharing

This is totally on my list! Absolutely amazing!

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

You gotta go. Tough to get permits, but obviously doable. Highly recommended.

Mahalo for sharing nice to see the date palm still standing like a becon to weary travelers finding there way home

Been to Kauai about six times, never hiked the trail. Geesshh! If you’re still there Jerry make sure you check out the Kilauea Lighthouse just east of Princeville. I think you need a permit now but you can still see it without. Thousands of birds including the Albatross.

So what I'm hearing you say is this is an excellent trail for those of us scared of heights 😮

@JerryArizona

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Or maybe not.....

Thank you for taking us on this amazing journey. I used to spend a lot of time on Kauai. It truly goes deep into your soul, and when you leave the island 🏝 your heart aches. Many times I camped out at Poihali, at the end of the Napali Coast 🏕, looked up toward the trail 👣 and thought about the beautiful views from up there. Glad you had an amazing adventure.