Na Pali coastline

Yep, you guessed it, we're hiking to some falls. Me being a signage nerd, I thought this sign was rad, placed WAY up in the rainforest on our hike in. Here's a shot of early on in the trail, when you're basically hiking along where mountains meet the beautiful sea:
Believe it or not, I saw some whales way out there spouting and swimming and such, and it was real cool. After we slogged through 2+ hours of muddy (REAL muddy) and beautiful hiking we came upon this:
The falls were amazing and quite large. The rain and mud made the whole event a damp one, but the end result was fabulous. The hike was strenuous enough that our legs were sore the next day, but not long enough that it was a real test. Surprisingly, we saw people in bare feet and very improper foot wear attempting to make the hike. I'm assuming many did not make it to the falls, and the beach halfway was rocky and unswimmable (sign saying 82 had died there), so they may have been a bit dissapointed. We even came upon a guy who slipped and tweaked his knee and had some sort of seizure, which was a little disconcerting. Thankfully, tho, we were prepared w/ good shoes and rain gear, as all Coloradans should be! Was an adventurous day.