After Hanakoa we saw our first goats, we continue d over 50 on the whole trip. Many times the goats would walk just in front of us on the trail, not the least bit afraid. This whole trail was incredible, views, narrow sections along sea cliffs, water falls, flowers, fruit, blue skies, rainbows. As we got closer to Kalalau every thing got much drier with some gullies now just beautiful short green grass with sisal plants and streams flowing over the edge into the sea. The trail was much easier than I thought, I wasn't stopping to rest, but to stopping to take in the incredible views.
Sea caves below and dragon 's teeth above gave many reasons to stop.
We also stopped to take pictures at the Kalalau sign, to show we'd been there. From the sign you go down into the valley through a very eroded section. Across Kalalau stream and along edge of beach to other end. Passed lots of good campsites across the tr ail from the beach and under the trees. Ryan wanted to keep going and maybe camp at the far end near the waterfall.