Years ago it wasn’t easy to find reliable information, let alone photos and/or videos about Kalalau online. That’s the main reason that I started this site back in 2002. I wanted it to be easier to find trail information for others than it was for me. Now days, with modern technology, it seems there’s a never ending supply of new photos and videos popping up. I post videos with a lot of Kalalau related information and/or nice visuals on our video page to help potential visitors get a feel for what they are getting in to.
Here’s a recent favorite video of the Kalalau Trail and other locations around Kauai made by Franci Hehle earlier this month. Very impressive visuals.
Thanks Franci for sharing your video talents with us!
Very nice Mark it was a real viewing experience for someone who has never been to Hawaii. thanks for sharing , you know how much of a nature nut I am . your brother the “THE SQUAREL “.
THANKS
[…] From the moment you begin the Kalalau Trail at Ke’e Beach, you’ll understand this reason. Only about a mile into the hike, you’ll come to the stunning Pali Lookout; one of the highest points of the trail before it bottoms out at Hanakapi’ai Beach. This is just a taste of what’s more to come as you weave, jump, cross, and make your way along the trail. Although you’ll want to pay close attention to your footing on certain parts – like Crawler’s Ledge (Mile 7) – you will also get ample opportunities to soak up the ocean views, diverse flora, and some of the most breathtaking natural sceneries of Kauai. If you have a GoPro or other action camera, you’re going to want to pack it. (See videos of the Kalalau Trail) […]