If conditions look sketchy and you don't know the area, turn around and don't risk it. Unmarked trails are dangerous. Even local residents who do hike know when to go or to turn around. Condolences
Used to hike that all the time when I was a kid, and yeah I wouldn't recommend it to Tourists/begginer hikers also if you ever drop something, never try to retrieve it, I almost slipped and fell to my death on another hike in Oahu, Beautiful but deadly stay safe and Aloha 🤙
I do not know if this happened before or after, but another woman fell 20 feet trying to get to the third peak. Broke many bones. There is a difference between hiking and rock climbing.
Condolences to the family! There is no rappelling down, it's rope climbing. And it's not 'rock climbing', as stated at time 1:02, it's 'rock scrambling'. I only did the first peak of Olomana (2013) and near the top of the first peak is totally rock scrambling. I thought it was fun, but then again I'm an avid rock and ice climber. Hiking and rock scrambling are not the same thing. Rock scrambling and rock climbing are not the same thing.
Need to make a hui that monitors tourist with local provision. Pay fee, guidance, and limit the amount of ppl. First come first serve. No ins ands or buts.
We believe anyone who goes up on such a trail assumes all risk. Governments should have the wisdom to avoid closing areas or throwing up signs and hand rails and turning a wild place family friendly. No, we are not going to offer anyone condolences. We are sick as we are and shall stick to our own perspectives.
so tell me. if people know the trail is dangerous. why isnt it atleast marked so? why havent anyone set up warning signs?? and the people living next door? couldent they have set up a sign?. heck if i lived there the first death ive would have heard about the first thing i would do is make a huge warning sign and set it there. im no pro at carpenting? / carpenter.. but heck id make a flimsy warning signs with grafitti skulls and "deadly trail" WARNING! atleast to try and hinder future deaths...
@@AKFF320 yes, as I remember emphasis was placed in not a State trail. Like a State trail is safer. We all know the State has neglected existing trails and more unsafe then this one.🤡
If conditions look sketchy and you don't know the area, turn around and don't risk it. Unmarked trails are dangerous. Even local residents who do hike know when to go or to turn around. Condolences
Condolences to the family....may he rest in peace.
good. natural selection
thank you that was my grandpa
Always safer too ask the locals about hikes and beaches so your aware of the dangers ...🙏
the trail is well known for being dangerous, that's why people try and risk it
Then they stupid and thats the repetitive cycle 💀
if you ever feel invincible... hopefully youll realize sooner than later on how grossly disconnected you are.
Respect the Aina. Especially if you are not from Hawaii
Used to hike that all the time when I was a kid, and yeah I wouldn't recommend it to Tourists/begginer hikers also if you ever drop something, never try to retrieve it, I almost slipped and fell to my death on another hike in Oahu, Beautiful but deadly stay safe and Aloha 🤙
250ft is 25 stories.
Let's be careful out there.
I do not know if this happened before or after, but another woman fell 20 feet trying to get to the third peak. Broke many bones. There is a difference between hiking and rock climbing.
Condolences to the family! There is no rappelling down, it's rope climbing. And it's not 'rock climbing', as stated at time 1:02, it's 'rock scrambling'. I only did the first peak of Olomana (2013) and near the top of the first peak is totally rock scrambling. I thought it was fun, but then again I'm an avid rock and ice climber. Hiking and rock scrambling are not the same thing. Rock scrambling and rock climbing are not the same thing.
Need to make a hui that monitors tourist with local provision. Pay fee, guidance, and limit the amount of ppl. First come first serve. No ins ands or buts.
Amen on the "hui" no some corrupt dlnr agent
RIP so sad to hear about that sending prayers to his/her loveones so young to die 30 years old
thank you my friend
Miss you Nate
Should’ve let the hat go
What a ahole response
It’s impossible to go beyond the second level… only 4 ppl mad it and it’s believed to be cursed
Isn't this place guarded by security guard at the front entrance and only members of the golf club are only allowed to enter?
No ,the road is long and eventhough there's a guard shack the golf course doesn't own the road
No, but property is on private land. You’re not gonna put signs on private property!!!
Let people live free and make their own decisions, He knew the risks. People die every year climbing mountains.
Like most beautiful things, she can kill if not proceed with extreme caution.
You are correct
All these guys looked extremely fit and capable, if in doubt don't go out, if like fly try go third peak guarantee die.
There is NO reason to hike there..at alllll
I disagree entirely, it's an awesome hike.
We believe anyone who goes up on such a trail assumes all risk. Governments should have the wisdom to avoid closing areas or throwing up signs and hand rails and turning a wild place family friendly. No, we are not going to offer anyone condolences. We are sick as we are and shall stick to our own perspectives.
Agreed on risks and not closing areas, but enlighten me: what harm comes from throwing up some serious danger signs?
that was my grandpa his name was glenn adam vopper the first im glenn adam vopper the third my dad is the second i miss him :(:(:(
more people die driving to the peak then climbing it LOL
Rip seem like good guys
The report was kind of glib for a death.
so tell me. if people know the trail is dangerous. why isnt it atleast marked so?
why havent anyone set up warning signs??
and the people living next door? couldent they have set up a sign?.
heck if i lived there the first death ive would have heard about the first thing i would do is make a
huge warning sign and set it there. im no pro at carpenting? / carpenter.. but heck id make a flimsy warning signs with grafitti skulls and
"deadly trail" WARNING! atleast to try and hinder future deaths...
Nope! I got shiiii to do, and this is not it.
Ok not the first person my he rip! But they need to close it off !it’s on private land!
The Aussie needs a sign lol what about using your eyes
Killed over someone else's hat, pathetic.
Messed around and Died by mistake on purpose. ..
What about the death trail on Kauai? That’s State sponsored . The Kalehau Trail? How’s that any safer?
No one has said that it's safer.
The Kalalau trail ,the state only maintains the path
When it rains folks turn back on olomana trail ,hiking in muddy terrain that has drops is hairy and your pushing your luck
Your point? Nobody said one was more dangerous then the other.
@@AKFF320 yes, as I remember emphasis was placed in not a State trail. Like a State trail is safer. We all know the State has neglected existing trails and more unsafe then this one.🤡
Do sad.
Just stop hiking already especially if not from hawaii🙏🏼
First 👍🍻🚽🔥
This place is not for the living
Americas' insurance culture breeds stupidity. Insurance companies should identify all these locations and exclude from insurance.