Nature-deficit disorder combined with stay-at-home orders is the perfect storm for parents. We know now more than ever how important it is for our children to get outside and away from the screens, but the pandemic has created new wrinkles with this. Rather than dwell...
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Trail Rhythms Blog
Here you’ll find all of our hiking blog posts to help you hit the trail. Whether you’re looking for an awesome day hike with big views, the best hiking gear, or tips for taking your hiking skills to the next level, we’ve got you covered.
Trail Rhythms Homeschool Adventures
Looking for a meaningful homeschool adventure on the Big Island of Hawaii? Check out our new video:
Monkey Face Climb in Smith Rock Oregon
This is a video I took on a trip earlier this year to climb Monkey Face in Smith Rock Oregon. Smith Rock is vast and has a huge diversity of rock to play on, and has been my training grounds over the past 2 years.
Going deep: Company aims to rid isle gulches of trash
Steve Vujnovich, owner of Trail Rhythms, guides rappelling eco tours in Paauilo’s Kalopa Gulch regularly. In 2016, he found more than 1,000 pounds of trash in the gulch. Earlier this month he reached a breaking point. On July 3, he discovered a Nissan four-door sedan...
Trail Rhythms Efforts to Clean Up Trash From Hawaii Gulches
He wanted to clean up trash from Hawaii gulches. He had to cut through red tape to do it. A Big Island man is taking his love of rock climbing and rappelling and using it to help fight illegal dumping in gulches. And he plans to launch a program to recruit others....
Steve Vujnovich Gives Presentation on Trail Rhythms’ Mission to PMKCA Board
From the Pa'auilo Mauka Kalopa Community Association President's Report, May 2017 One of our PMKCA members has turned an interesting avocation into an unusual full-time vocation. Steve Vujnovich, long-time resident of the Pa’auilo Mauka area, was traveling through...