Mahalo to Martine Gomez for sharing this lovely Aloha Friday Photo.
Martine’s picture was taken from Kalalau Path that runs alongside the gorgeous Napali Coast of Kauai. It’s a reasonably troublesome hike, in whole, however this view of Ke’e might be loved early (properly throughout the first half-mile, if I keep in mind accurately) on into the hike. It’s a reasonably hefty climb from the beginning of the trailhead thus far, however as you’ll be able to see this view is your reward.
Listed below are some transient nuggets about this well-known Kauai mountaineering path:
- The whole size of the path (one-way) is strenuous 11 miles. A mountaineering allow is required for anybody mountaineering past the preliminary two miles of Kalalau Path.
- Most individuals hike the primary two miles of the Kalalau Path and return for a four-mile whole. The primary two miles present some beautiful views of the coast. The primary two miles run from Ke’e Seashore to Hanakapi’ai Seashore. No mountaineering allow is required for this preliminary, two-mile portion, nonetheless a customer/parking reservation is required to entry the path head through Ha’ena State Park and onwards to Napali Coast State Wilderness Park. Study more here.
- If you’re quick on time and private vitality, the primary half-mile gives good views that make the hike value your effort.
- See the state’s official page for the Kalalau Trail.
- Learn our article on hiking the first two miles of the Kalalau Trail.
Have you ever loved this view from the Kalalau Path?
