Kalalau Trail Articles

The Kalalau Trail Is Hands Down The Most Incredible Hike In America

Carla Herreria wrote a recent article for the Huffington Post about the Kalalau Trail.  She appropriately titled the article: The Kalalau Trail Is Hands Down The Most Incredible Hike In America. If you’re looking for the most epic hike in America, get ready to pack...

5 of America’s Most Adventurous Trails To Hike by Travelers Today

The Kalalau Trail is mentioned all the time by different publications all over the world because of it's amazing and sometimes scary views and features. Travelers Today recently published an article called "5 of America's Most Adventurous Trails To Hike" and The...

Hanakapi’ai Falls among World’s most amazing waterfalls

Hanakapi'ai Falls made FoxNews' article on the World's most amazing waterfalls.  The Na Pali Coast's Hanakapi'ai Falls was number 4 on the list.  Here's what they had to say about it: Located on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, Hanakapi'ai Falls can be found deep in...

Hikers Risk Lives Trying to Cross Swollen Stream: Video

As was reported by many news agencies this week, there were several hikers stranded along the Kalalau Trail on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 when the Hanakapiai Stream was swollen due to a storm.  Some hikers tried to cross the stream using a makeshift line but were...
The 10 Most Beautiful Places in America

The 10 Most Beautiful Places in America

It’s a nation so blessed with sights — natural and man-made — that you could ask all 300 million residents for their favorites and expect 300 million different answers. So how do you go about picking the country’s 10 most beautiful spots?

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Kalalau Trail to Hanakapiai Falls

Kalalau Trail to Hanakapiai Falls

The Kalalau Trail is a trail along the Nā Pali Coast of the island of Kauai in the state of Hawaii. The trail is very strenuous and runs approximately 11 miles (18 km) along the island’s north shore from Keʻe Beach to the Kalalau Valley.

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Peter’s Log (April 2009)

Peter’s Log (April 2009)

On Friday, April 26, my wife Patricia and I (and of course the kids) took an island hopper from Honolulu with our friend Eric Wong and his student Guo Jia (Tim) to Kauai. The he sight of us checking into an airport is amusing. We had four huge bags to check (two large Samsonite bags and two large duffel bags), four rather large carry-on bags, and two child car seats – two mountains of luggage and two kids in a double stroller.

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The Na Pali coast is located on the north coast of the Hawaiian island of Kauai. The Pali or cliffs, are a magnificently rugged region of deep and narrow valleys ending abruptly at the sea. Waterfalls and whitewater streams sculpt these narrow valleys while the sea carves sheer cliffs. Stone walled terraces, one thousand years old, are in the valleys where early Polynesians once lived and cultivated taro (the Hawaiian equivalent of the potato)

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