Meet the Community of The Manitou Incline in Colorado | Salomon TV
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- The Manitou Incline, or simply “The Incline”, is one of Colorado’s most famous hiking trails. Gaining over 2000ft of elevation in less than a mile, the trail is the remains of a decommissioned funicular railway. Famous for its sweeping views and steep grade the Incline has in recent years become a focal point for an eccentric, off-kilter community. “Inclined”, dives into this community and explores how a one-mile section of trail has managed to bring people together from all walks of life.
Featured Athletes:
STIAN ANGERMUND-VIK
Featured:
JOE GRAY
ROGER AUSTIN
GREG CUMMINGS
STEVE STERMER
JORDAN CIAMBRONE
JASON KOOP
MARTIN FRICK
ERIC SWAB
TIM BERGSTEN
BRANDON STAPANOWICH
CLOVIS JOHNSTON
ALAN BRUX
KEN JARAY
Key Credits:
Director: DEAN LESLIE
Producers: HANNAH SLEZACEK & DEAN LESLIE
Editor: DEAN LESLIE
Cinematographer: DEAN LESLIE
Music:
Against the Clock by RHYTHM SCOTT
Eminence Landscapes [Pizzicato version] by IAN POST
Showtime by ALON PERETZ
Puddles by STANLEY GURVICH
The World Inside by RODELLOS MACHINE
Hold on by ELAD PEREZ
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A month ago having family dinner. My niece ask me if i want to hike the incline for the 1st time with her and i said let's do it!!. I don't work out and I'm 236lbs. Out of shape lol!!!! Took me 2hrs. To get to the top. Loved every minute of it! Did twice in 2 weeks and planning hiking more before winter starts. I don't track my steps or time.i just enjoy the moment.
That's AWESOME! Well done! See you on the trails :)
Awesome!!!
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Whether you enjoyed every minute of it is highly in question.
So, you're lying.
I used to go hike Incline 2-3x per week when I lived in COS 11 years ago. It's amazing to see how it has blown up and rails are all fixed up. I even blew up my ankle running down in the moon. I really miss that place. Getting very emotional watching this video as I miss my late dog who always joined me for every session there. Rest in peace Sally dog.
i am british . this has to be the most perfect place to live . the mountain ranges are awesome . true 4 season climate . colorado springs right on your doorstep . what a life .
It is nice. But the cost to live here is absurd.
I watched this video when it came out 2 years ago. Last week I travelled 4,500 miles. Today I hiked the incline.
Now that's rad! Congrats. 🙌🏻 You got us interested, where did you travel? How did the incline climb go?
@@SalomonTV From Glasgow, Scotland. It was pretty snowy and the altitude got to me if I'm honest. Still it was wonderful to make the pilgrimage
I’m 12 and live like 15 min from there! My family and I do it almost every week and my best time on strava is 30:16. I want to try to get below 30:00 soon
Way to go Carson! We hope you manage to make it below 30:00 💪🏻
carson leppert and? Did you get it already?
Bravo!
I rode in the rail car when I was 5 years old with my family while vacationing from Kansas. That was 64 years ago and still have pictures of the event. I don't remember it much but I can say I have done the incline the easy way. I have lived in CO the last 45 years and never knew that the incline was converted to a hiking trail until I came across this video. How awesome is this!
I'm envious! I've always wondered what Colorado was like 50 years ago. Probably so much cooler and better than today!
Go do it!
Have you done it yet? 😊
I use to run the incline with my xc teammates back in the early 2000's! Back then parking was free and you'd maybe see 3 or 4 people on the way up. It's great to see such a healthy activity gaining popularity!
Awesome memories from the Incline, thanks for sharing! 🙌🏻
What school did you go to?
@@alexbodnar3822 Air Academy!
@@beejo9485 Oh, I live kinda close to air academy but I go to St. Mary's.
I used to live in the Springs around that time too. The remake of the incline looks great, and a lot safer. I was able to do it a couple years ago when I went back there on vacation. The old school incline was a death trap, but it was a great place to be back then. Like so many places around the area that were gems for hiking, now they’re covered in tourist and people. That’s a good thing though, at least people are exercising. The Punch Bowls was the best hike in the Springs, but now you need to book that hike months in advance.
Awesome. I was at the Olympic Training Center in CO Springs for a few years (2006-2008), and the Incline was a major bragging rights test. It was a great equalizer between sports. From cyclists, to triathletes, to speed-skaters, all the athletes were always trying to best each others' times up it. These were the "private property" years, so the trail was definitely "unimproved". It's crazy to see the crowds in this video! Kudos to the volunteers who have made the incline what it now is.
@Rich Rishel Yea it's heavily trafficked now, but look at the bright side people are getting off the couches and doing intense exercise. It's not like say some hidden gems that get spoiled where people flood it just to take pics and litter everywhere. People there going to workout.
I was on the judo team from 2013-15 we used to do it all the time. Miss the Otc and the springs.
I love how supportive the running community feels. You support each other, and even if it hurts when they beat your time you still cheer them on to go faster.
They’re somewhat supportive but also deathly competitive and arrogant. I lived there and I stayed out of the running and climbing groups, they’re crazy and fight all the time 😂
this is similar to the Koko Crater hike on the island of Oahu. The trail is a remnant of a funicular track built during WW2. The length is 1.4 miles. The view is spectacular
I have done both this is harder cause of elevation that’s it . Also there manitou has an easier walk around path down .
@@jondoc7525 wished they could improve the path at koko crater. If they improve it, im sure many will go there and try to hike it
@@raffypasalo There is a non-profit org. Kokonut Koaliton that is dedicated to protecting & preserving the Koko Crater stairs. This past year, community members/volunteers along with the City and County of Honolulu made emergency repairs. Enjoyed by many and a great workout too! Aloha
I was going to say that. So hard but so worth it !
When I was little, Koko Crater was sort of "the local mountain" and I remembered some rumor there was a railroad track up it but little-kid me could not figure out how that would work, then before I got old enough to go check it out, we moved to the North Shore.
So grateful to say that I finally climbed the Incline this summer!
This video is one of the reasons I watch TH-cam. What a great, positive and inspiring video. I go to Colorado semi annually to hike and enjoy nature. This trail is now on my to do list. Great video, god bless!
TH-cam really brings value to the world.
yeah, masochism is neat. creep.
@@bkbj8282 ok couch potato.
Just returned from Colorado Springs helping my nephew and his girlfriend move from NJ. Two days ago he casually said, "Let's do the Incline this afternoon." I told him I was in although I had no idea what I was in for. It was one of the greatest travel/fitness/family experiences I've ever had, and I can't wait to go back and experience the Incline again! Your video not only captures the essence and spirit of this magical place, it helps our friends and family visualize its beauty and delightful pain. Thank you!
I'm jealous that it's there and now in New England ,where I live. However, we have the Mt. Washington road race every year and it's 7.5 miles up the mountain. Almost every step is uphill. It's a killer. The record holder for the Manitou Incline, Joel Gray, has won our race multiple times. He's a beast!
My best friend moved to Manitou. Manitou is a very unique place and she would tell me it's so unique and there's so many crazos around there because of the magnetic energy coming off the mountains there 😄 I'll never forget walking down that main Street in Manitou and seeing a sign in a restaurant that said "Help Wanted-please somebody somewhat normal"😜🤣
I first rode the incline in 1972 and did a little of the trail at the top. The joke that the operator told us was, "If the cable snaps, there are two springs at the bottom to stop us... Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs!" I came back with my family when my kids were in high school and was broken hearted that the incline had shut down. Didn't realize you could walk it. My hats off to those who do it every day!
Nice to see Prison Mike has found some direction in his life.
Hahaha
When you’re done climbing you eat gruel sandwiches.
"The worst thing about the incline isn't the incline, it's the dementers! They fly around and suck the soul out of your body, and it hoyt!".
Prison Mike
@@dannyjacobs6734 “you would be the belle of the ball”
“Cause you’ve got a good life… you’ve got a good life… a good life”
-Prison Mike
Out of state flat lander, been to Colorado 9 times in last 4 years, every time I do incline at least once, been in 90 degree heat, snow, rain, must humbling mile (technically less) you'll ever do and wonderful community and people. Can't recommend enough. Btw met and ran down with the guy who takes his bird up nearly every day :)
I hiked the incline when I visited Manitou Springs. I think about it all the time. It is an amazing experience.
I got a hand made ring from Manitou Springs that I wear every day. I love that city and want to move there one day
Mt Beacon in New York had a trolley that was operated until 1978. It was the steepest trolley incline in the world at one point. It rose to a 1540 ft with a maximum gradient of 74% and an average gradient of 65%. They have been looking to revitalize the trolley but I think a project like this would be a lot more economical and probably better used.
Nothing should be built on that mountain, it will never last, there's a reason local tribes never settled on it and used it for ceremony, considering it sacred. Casino and hotel burned to the ground. Why can't you just appreciate the view and space itself? Yuppies ruin everything
Such a beautiful, inspiring, life-affirming video. Physical tests of endurance can really come to feel like pilgrimages of sort - and the home people seem to find, it just affirms how places and people seem to radiate a sort of energy about themselves. I would love to give this a go someday. Thank you for having made this, and many warm hellos to the wonderful community showcased here!
I can only imagine a once a day climb up that trail would put you in TREMENDOUS shape. Now finished watching most of the videos. These guys are nutz.
Depends on what kind of shape you're referring to. In the end it's just cardio. You can go to the gym and do a stair climber and get the same exercise. For cardio this is a good workout (vascular system) but for being muscular it's might be too much cardio. Great for runners, and sprinters.
@@cbot375 If you go up fast without stopping your quads will be burning!
@@cbot375 You can mimic 7000 foot plus elevation in a gym? Where?
looks like fun and the community is brought together by it very cool.
I plan on going there to make the walk.
I was priveleged to spend 4 years in CO Springs. It was an amazing place: fit people, great weather, everyone outside all the time...and Manitou/the Incline was a big part of what made it amazing.
Possibly the most intense rails-to-trails conversion I've ever seen.. and one of the most successful, oddly. Wow, great documentary!
I'd seen awesome photos of the Incline from Rob Lucas for several years before I actually got to do it. In 2016, I planned a two week vacation that would end with the family crossing the Grand Canyon, so our first stop was Manitou Springs. We did the Incline and the Pikes Peak Railway to get acclimated to the effort and altitude (we live in VA around 300' above sea level). Then hiking/sightseeing in Moab (Arches, Canyonlands), Bryce, Zion, and finally the Grand Canyon. We started at the North Rim, camped at Cottonwood, Bright Angel, then hiked up the South Rim. The Manitou Incline was crucial in getting the family ready for that final climb up the South Rim. This trip was the best family vacation we've ever had and I have great memories. My youngest was three at the time, so lucky for me he doesn't remember much, so I'll get to take him back. I wish I lived closer, I'd love to have access to the Incline.
I first experienced the Manitou Incline in July 2020. It was so nice to experience this during a time when most everyone was indoors. I’ve gone back every year since.
Obviously I’m late to the party, but I love living here and that Colorado Springs fitness culture made it onto a channel. It’s super awesome and I love it here.
What I like off this video is that you didnt focus on the Stian attemp, you focus on the local enviroment of the Incline and that's really cool!
Great video Salomon :)
Thanks Turky, glad you liked the angle we went for on this story :) We thought this community and the Inclined deserved to be the main heros of this film.
Havent done the Manitou but i have done the Grouse Grind in Vancouver BC. 1.8mi long, 2800 elevation gain. Exhausting and awesome.
Epic climb. Best in the world. Although it's closed during the winter cause of snow. Killer workout.😅
Made me so proud to live in CO Springs. Great job capturing how the people in this community are. Outdoor loving, simple and friendly.
Thanks Kyle, glad you liked this story! You have quite an amazing playground to explore :)
You are all hipsters that would freeze to death the first night out. Colorado is has zero people that ACTUALLY go outside. This video is a perfect example of city folks taking a walk outside in the sun then talking about how "outdoors" they are. Notice you wont ever hear actual country folks talk about how much time they spend outside. Stop by REI and grab some ultra light summer day pack junk then stop by starbucks before driving the subie outback to a trail that loops directly back to the parking lot. Yeah real extream
@@lucebruno644 you ok??
@@lucebruno644I hope you don’t live here. We have enough assholes I’m Colorado. We can do with one less. Take your country ass elsewhere if you are here.
Human beings are amazing and wonderful creatures. What joy and exuberance! Love it!
"This is where I'm home...🥺" ..so true. You love where you come from, because that is a huge part of you; that is, somehow, you.... Mountain, fatigue, people, nature...can definitely help to ease the pain, to find peace..
Living in CO for more than 20 years now, made me teary when they got emotional about it. There are certain things about this state that really bring joy and happiness, happy for them and anyone that does that or sees the mountains.
Springs here.... You said it. West of I-25 is always calling me.
I have lived in the Springs for 25 years and used to work on the summit of Pikes Peak and I do the Incline at once or twice a week, it's a killer every time but it's addicting! Love the atmosphere of Manitou and the surrounding mountains. It will always be my home and happy place.
So happy you got all the real incliners Roger, Greg, Steve!!! you missed me that day...lol
hahaha! Sorry we've missed you but glad you enjoyed it!
Every city in US needs something like this, especially these days. We all have bodies, we all feel better when we meet a challenge, despite our differences. Meet your neighbors, get fit, identify with your community.
Imagine if NYC required these new billionaire skyscrapers to put in a climbing stair with open views all the way up, and allow the public to use it as their “incline” ?
Sounds like you would like living in manitou or near mt fuji. :) your preferences doesnt mean theres a need for everyone else.
wheelchairs...
I love this idea!
Uh huh
The idea is certainly great, but keep in mind that we do not, in fact, "all feel better when we meet a challenge". Some people feel very little or nothing at all when meeting a challenge.
You guys/gals are BEASTS. We have a similar community in Phoenix for Camelback. 1.15 mile trail, very steep, tons of regulars. We just love it. Lots of similarities with your Manitou incline. We're always pushing each other but nobody is putting up the types of numbers you guys are doing. Keep up the great work.
Bust @ss up, see the sunrise, run the trail down, then go to town and eat a huge breakfast :) My best time was 39 minutes at 44 years old. While on active duty we LOVED taking folks in the Springs TDY who THOUGHT they were in shape for a "little" climb. Love the view.
We used to do the Incline every Thursday. Would meet up at the bottom at 0630, "race' to the top (my best time was 33+/- minutes), run down the backside on the Barr Trail, and then go grab breakfast at "Uncle Sam's Pancake House" (I don't remember it being called that, but I DO remember the A Frame building). GOOD times. I MISS Co Springs almost every single day.
The Senior Citizens climbing this is truly inspirational
This is a really beautiful story about a community coming together and friendships being made. I was in Manitou springs this summer and we were not able to do the climb because there was actually a fire going on the hill that same day. But I will be back to do my first ever run on it one of these days.
And the Barr trail to descend it is one of the most scenic trails I have experienced.
The views are 😍
I run PPM each year. The day before we run to Barr Camp to get out Tee Shirts and drink filtered water from the creek. Always a great experience. The day after the marathon we do the Incline - it’s a must - the “cherry on top” though is an ice cream sundae at Matt Carpenter ice cream shop 😁🏃♂️🏃♂️
I was visiting my girlfriend at the time, now wife, in CO Springs while she was on an internship for school from California in August 2015. I was in CO for a day or two and ended up making the hike. It was awesome.
No idea why this two years old video has appeared on my timeline, but it made me smile. Great wee watch.
There's a more formal set of stairs at a location in Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture, covering 3,333 steps over 2.1k. Some people do that one several times per day. An NHK doc about it is posted on YTube.
Wow, that looks fantastic! I'd like to try that Manitou Incline at some time in my life and I have the perfect place to train for it. I live in a small village in the north of England and we have here a Victorian-built staircase made up of 220 stone steps running up the side of a reservoir. Each step is slightly larger than those you'd find on a typical flight of stairs in any normal building. Pretty much unique in the whole of Britain and virtually unknown outside the area - and I reckon it'll stay that way. It is the "personal" workout space for me and many local people here. When the virus panic is well and truly over, I think I'll be heading to Colorado!
Don't wait - life's too short. Book your trip now!
You have the Incline. We have 1000 steps in Vic, Aus The incline looks much more dramatic and steep!! Amazing.
Had the opportunity to hit the incline about 15 years ago, It was so awesome.
I’ve done this a lot when I lived there and just recently visited there. Of course I had to do it and it is even better now than back in 2009. Improvements to the incline are top notch. I honestly can’t wait to get back there and do it again. It’s like he said it’s a calling and something you can’t pass up.
Awesome to hear! Have fun again soon on the Incline :)
Seems really similar to the Grouse Grind in Vancouver BC, awesome.
Grouse Grind is much harder IMO😅
I lived in Manitou for a while. Got into the best shape in my adult life. Got tired of the lack of sunshine though and moved away. Being so close to the mountains you loose direct sunlight around 4 pm. Where I was I couldn't grow a garden. Other than that Loved living there. People are great. The FREE SPRING WATER coming up in the 7 springs round town are great. The one behind the police station I liked the best. It's like FREE Perrier. I used to fill gallon jugs for FREE. Awesome water, best I've ever drank.
TH-cam at its finest... I'd never heard of the Incline before watching this but somehow the algorithm threw it into my feed. What a film, what a story, what a place. Thank you for making this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
In my backyard... love this video and loved the COG way oh how I miss this COG.
Once more a great video capturing all the elements of the local community and much more... congrats to the whole team! Being quite far away from these spectacular places, your work brings them into our houses...🙏
So good to hear Agamemnon! Stoked we manage to inspire you through these episodes. 🙏🏻
I've now put this on my bucket list
I rode the incline in the 80’s and had no idea they’ve replaced with another amazing experience - better even!
The magic of a good trail !! Beautiful!
🔥
Kokohead Trail in Hawaii is very similar to this. Also, the Hawaii Haiku Stairs aka Stairway to Heaven but there's no running up or down that one.
My husband and I lived out there and rode to the top. Sad to see its gone but nice to see how it’s evolved. Love it!
Did my first "Incline" last week. I watched this doc 2 years ago. What a great experience, very challenging and much comradery!! Special place
I've done the Manitou Incline several times as one of the "trespassers" (it has obviously been improved since my time). It's definitely something everyone should have on their bucket list!
The Incline is a 24 carat, cast iron pig - and I love it. Great video, and captures the essence of the place, with perhaps the caveat it is harder than comes across.
Glad you enjoyed it, Matt :)
I hiked the incline a few weeks ago and it was the hardest hike I’ve ever done. It wasn’t too physically hard on my muscles (at least not anything worse than other hikes) but my lungs felt like they were going to explode (I live at sea level normally). I thought I was going to either pass out or vomit once I got to the top 😂. Glad I did it at least once but I don’t think I would ever do it again haha.
My wife and I climbed it a week ago. We live in Louisiana t sea level and it had our lungs on fire.
I’m heading there this week, I’m from Florida. I’m worried if I can do it, between the elevation and I’m not in the best shape. But I’m going to try🤷🏻♂️
@@jeremyking3986 How did it go?
@@logicandlaughs so the day I had scheduled to go it was going to rain, so I headed south to black canyon of the gunnison and Mesa verde instead. But I found Colorado to be beautiful and can’t wait to get back, and eventually do the incline.
@@jeremyking3986 Dang! Sorry to hear about the rain... hope you get to make it back there soon! I've only been to CO in the winter and it's a goal of mine to make it there sometime during the summer.
It's on my list! These days my favorite big hill is the Snow Creek trail in Yosemite, which gains 2600 feet in under 2 miles. If I lived anywhere near The Incline, I expect I'd be climbing it as often as possible.
Absolutely loved doing the Incline last month for the first time. Can’t wait to go back!
Awesome, well done! How long did it take you to reach the top? The views are 😍, right?
I love the incline. So cool to see a piece on something so dear to my heart. Very cool!!
Awesome to hear you enjoyed the film as a local :)
My wife and I climbed it in 2021. Great experience! Can’t wait to do it again someday.
Wow what a lovely place to work out at and the friends you make along the way, truly beautiful.
I visited Manitou Springs for a meeting in 2018 and the "Incline" was pointed out to me by a manager at the hotel.
So I did mainly a walk up - with a few jogging steps. As an avid runner, it is a very appealing and compelling experience. I came down on the trail and THAT too was wonderful.
Nice tribute to a local/global landmark. Every time I do it, I meet great people from all over who just want to challenge themselves.
Wish they had mentioned Joe Gray's amazing FKT.
Glad you enjoyed it, Shawn!
My happy place! Doing trip #61 tonight on my way towards my goal of 100 this year. Won’t ever be in the #500 club but that’s okay. Shout out to those guys! 👊
Thanks for the video, it brought back memories when I was a "Conductor" on the incline. It was temporary for a month or so before I transferred over to the Manitou and Pikes Peak RR.
I’ve done the incline twice, and summited Pikes Peak twice!!!! Cool to see the attention it deserves
Congrats! Such an awesome place and community!
Highly recommend the Manitou Incline. Thanks for the reminder and great vid Salomon. Need to do the incline again soon.
You should! Stoked you liked it, Jason!
The old joke the conductor used to say was
"Don't worry, if the cable on this car breaks, There's 2 large Springs to catch us at the bottom...
Manitou Springs & Colorado Springs!" As a tiny kid riding with Grandparents in summer we used to laugh every time!
Love my Manitou~
Wow, I rode the railroad in the 60's as a kid. I remembered it abruptly stopped short of the top to take a picture, really shook me up.
It's sad they didn't find someone to rebuild it up to snuff instead of destroying it.
Great video. Was happy to see some of our local legends in this. Good work!
Stoked to hear you enjoyed it as much as we loved filming it :)
This is an awesome culture.
Only been to CO twice, this year and last. Drove through manitou and it was absolutely beautiful....the entire state is. Gonna hit up the incline my next time there for sure.
I lived in Manitou Springs for about 15 years. I used to work with Ray, at Base camp for the arts on Ruxton Street. I've hiked the incline many times. I even know a side trail that's a little easier but far more scenic way to get up to the top of the incline. I've also been up Bar Trail. I've explored the top of the incline many times found a few treasures up there scattered throughout the area. Be safe God bless. ✨✌🏼✨
A few days ago, I fell down the stairs twice in one day. I guess I shouldn't attempt the Incline! Big respect to those who do this!
Made me think of Adam’s Peak (Sri Lanka) which really is a pilgrimage of +5500 steps all the way up a mountain. On top is a temple. I think you go almost 1km up. Did it in 2017, was pure hell. But now I’m want to try this one, looks fun!
Haha! Awesome Florent, well done! 🙌🏻
I'm adding this to my bucket list!
What an incredible video...
Thanks a million to everyone involved in this
Glad you liked it :)
These videos are great! Loved this one! And amazing athletes... 🙌🏻
Agreed. Really inspiring people.
Awesome job Salomon. I’ve yet to find a video of yours I haven’t got teary at watching
Thank you, means a lot :)
Unique climbing experience, following an old staircase of railroad ties for 1-mile at a steep grade of incline is truly amazing.
I just got back from Manito. Great small town. I had no idea this was here.
Hey salmon. Just wanted to say thank you for making amazing trail runners... they've saved my life. God bless
Hi Brandon, awesome to hear your feedback. Glad you're enjoying our product. What shoes are you rocking? :)
These guys are so crazy for doing this so many times a day and in a year wow!! Im so excited tho can’t wait to do this only once in a month from now when I visit Colorado haha
Awesome Lee! Have fun on the Inclined :)
It looks amazing from the town. We have a popular steep climb here in Hamilton NZ called the Hakarimata Steps. Its like half as much elevation as this one but its still super popular. Amazing what a good trail can do for communities - becomes a focus point for everyone looking to get fitter
I remember riding the old incline back in the early 80's after hiking down Pike's Peak. It was AWESOME
Wow, that looks like an amazing place. I'm definitely going there.
It really is!
One of my favorite YT videos ever! I live in Madison WI but would fly to Denver and do this as much as I could.
Wish they would have talked about speed records. I did 33 minutes right from the plane but I know the record is under 17 min I believe.
How do you train in Madison to do the incline in 33 min?
@@alz2713 ski hill jump and lots of sky scraper races and stair training.
Okay this is lovely. I thought I knew what the Incline was but I didn't realise the communal side, and how the physicality of the thing reproduces that because you can see everyone else the whole way! Very cool.
Awesome to hear Anna. Did you already went up the Incline?
Wow..... What an amazing community and experience!
Koko Crater Trail in Hawaii is beautiful with the similar idea!
Another home run from the South Africans. Nice work, Dean!
🙌🏻
Thanks Brian 👊
Great little film about the people and the Incline. It's the experience and the people that climb it that matter. Well done.
Yes! 🙌🏻
As an O'ahu native, this reminds me so much of the infamous Koko Head hike. Much love to these people.