Ok finally found my favorite hiking channel. Love the pace, love the respect you show to the land and its neighbors. You are showing Kuleana for your home, something so many other Hawai’i hiking channels lack. Thank you, I’m inspired!
Aw thank you so much for your kind words 🤙🏻. It’s so easy to find viral things to do on the island these days but people forget to show how to respect and appreciate places in a bit deeper level. Hawaii is special and so I’m glad to share my pov with you all ❤️
Thank you for sharing this! I’m going on a solo trip to Hawaii and this is exactly the kind of hike I’d like to do! Thank you for the tips! I’ll follow the ribbons ☺️✨
Thanks! haha yes, follow the ribbons! The Hawaii trails here aren't as well marked back in the mainland (something I envy) but most important part for this trail is to stay close to the stream and follow the ribbons :D
I am grateful for respectful hikers. There are cultural, and familial sites are along the path you showed that deserve respect. Nature in general deserves reverence and respect in addition to areas that are special to cultures, families, and individuals. When we do not desecrater, disrespect, or devalue, nor destroy, but care for treat kindly and keep clean we show aloha and respect. I have a tradition of also packing out liter and opala as I leave an area to make sure its integrity is preserved.
Lots of paths to the falls. I think pig hunter trails and also the ridge trail which people will want to avoid. But like you said just stay close to the stream and the pink ribbons, and you can’t go wrong.
Thank you! Yes, anything to help people hike Whenever my by bf and I watch movies, we would always figure out the film locations in Hawaii so it was great to piece this one even if it was just a couple of seconds :)
Great video! Thank you. The first river crossing is the pool deep? if i lose my balance and step into the river at the top of those mini falls I’m wondering if the water is deep enough to go over my boot.
Thanks for watching! It's about ankle to knee deep if you fall to the pools above the first falls. I recommend maybe wearing microspikes or tabis if you decide to go through the stream instead of walking across like what we did
I want to say Lulumahu falls is more scenic however it is a bit longer to get to then Manoa falls. Lulumahu would be a good option since Lulumahu is fed by a spring. Another good falls to go to that always flow and is much shorter is Likeke falls. I have a video on Likeke falls as well for you to check it out in my channel :)
Not really. However there may be chances where the Board of Water Supply staff is working and if you come across them, they might ask for it so to be on the safe side, it is better to obtain one to avoid a fine.
Some friends and I have run into DOCARE (DLNR's enforcing group) and they will ask for a permit if they run into you there, but it's pretty rare. We get the permit anyway. It's only $2.50 & it's better than a larger fine.
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Ok finally found my favorite hiking channel. Love the pace, love the respect you show to the land and its neighbors. You are showing Kuleana for your home, something so many other Hawai’i hiking channels lack. Thank you, I’m inspired!
Aw thank you so much for your kind words 🤙🏻. It’s so easy to find viral things to do on the island these days but people forget to show how to respect and appreciate places in a bit deeper level. Hawaii is special and so I’m glad to share my pov with you all ❤️
Thank you for sharing this! I’m going on a solo trip to Hawaii and this is exactly the kind of hike I’d like to do! Thank you for the tips! I’ll follow the ribbons ☺️✨
Thanks! haha yes, follow the ribbons! The Hawaii trails here aren't as well marked back in the mainland (something I envy) but most important part for this trail is to stay close to the stream and follow the ribbons :D
I am grateful for respectful hikers. There are cultural, and familial sites are along the path you showed that deserve respect. Nature in general deserves reverence and respect in addition to areas that are special to cultures, families, and individuals. When we do not desecrater, disrespect, or devalue, nor destroy, but care for treat kindly and keep clean we show aloha and respect. I have a tradition of also packing out liter and opala as I leave an area to make sure its integrity is preserved.
Lots of paths to the falls. I think pig hunter trails and also the ridge trail which people will want to avoid. But like you said just stay close to the stream and the pink ribbons, and you can’t go wrong.
Thanks Will! yep, very easy to get lost
great edits! thanks for all the short clippets of getting a permit, jumanji movie, etc. small stuff you added that required extra work
Thank you! Yes, anything to help people hike Whenever my by bf and I watch movies, we would always figure out the film locations in Hawaii so it was great to piece this one even if it was just a couple of seconds :)
You have great content and important info in your video. Especially with obtaining proper permitting to enter! Mahalo Nui!
Thank you so much! Hope you’re able to enjoy the falls
Great video. I didn't know you needed a permit. This is great information!!!
Nice job!
mahalo!
Great video! Thank you. The first river crossing is the pool deep? if i lose my balance and step into the river at the top of those mini falls I’m wondering if the water is deep enough to go over my boot.
Thanks for watching! It's about ankle to knee deep if you fall to the pools above the first falls. I recommend maybe wearing microspikes or tabis if you decide to go through the stream instead of walking across like what we did
looks like a relaxing hike
Thanks! Hope you can hike here in Hawaii one day :)
Lulumahu is one of the last great waterfall hikes remaining. Getting super crowded now. I' m fearful that soon it will be closed too.
With beautiful background music,
I enjoyed hiking on Oahu.✨ I will come again.
Thank you! Glad you had a great time here :)
Which fall is nicer in Oahu? We're older folks just want to hiking less than 3 miles but mainly want to sight seen . Thanks
I want to say Lulumahu falls is more scenic however it is a bit longer to get to then Manoa falls. Lulumahu would be a good option since Lulumahu is fed by a spring. Another good falls to go to that always flow and is much shorter is Likeke falls. I have a video on Likeke falls as well for you to check it out in my channel :)
Beautiful scenery!
Thank you!!
@@thehiescapade no problem! We really enjoy making outdoor content also
Do we need a permit to hike anywhere in Oahu?
Only certain hikes require a permit. A great site to visit Hawaii trails is Na Ala Hele site - it has lots of info including if you need a permit.
Brah, I dunno what she talking about? Maybe permit for hunting over there? We've done that hike a 100 times. We never get permit.
does anyone check the permit?
Not really. However there may be chances where the Board of Water Supply staff is working and if you come across them, they might ask for it so to be on the safe side, it is better to obtain one to avoid a fine.
Some friends and I have run into DOCARE (DLNR's enforcing group) and they will ask for a permit if they run into you there, but it's pretty rare. We get the permit anyway. It's only $2.50 & it's better than a larger fine.