Twin Falls Trail 8K HDR | Forest Hike to Scenic Waterfalls (Long + Real Sounds & Natural Color) #19

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See more and get the full experience with this longer version of the scenic forest hike through the Twin Falls Trail in Olallie State Park. Join Roman as he starts the day with a stop at the gas station, grabs a quick breakfast at McDonald’s, and heads out to the trailhead. The hike is filmed in 8K HDR using footage from a 360 camera, edited into clear, steady shots that show the trail as it is. You’ll see the forest up close—trees, streams, rocks, roots—and hear only real sounds from the environment. No narration, no effects—just a real hike, start to finish.

One of the most interesting things about the Twin Falls Trail is how much you get in such a short hike. In just under three miles round trip, the trail takes you through dense Pacific Northwest forest and leads to a dramatic view of Twin Falls (00:32:22) —where the South Fork Snoqualmie River drops in two powerful stages through a rocky gorge. The upper viewpoint gives you a close look at the taller, upper falls, while a lower platform lets you watch the water crash into the pool below. It’s a fast payoff for a relatively easy hike, making it one of the most popular trails in Olallie State Park.

Filmed in summer 2025, this video was recorded by hiker and filmmaker Roman using a mix of compact, high-quality cameras: DJI Osmo 360, Insta360 Go 3S, Insta360 X5, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The goal was to show the hike as realistically as possible. The video uses different angles so you're not just watching someone walk—you also see what’s around them, above, and behind. Each camera was used for a specific purpose, like capturing steady walking shots, wide views of the forest, or clear shots of the waterfalls.

Video Benefits:
Realistic hiking experience – Shot to feel like you’re actually on the trail.
High-quality visuals – Filmed in 8K HDR for sharp detail and vibrant color.
Natural sound only – No music or narration, just real forest audio.
Multiple camera angles – See forward, side views, and surroundings for a fuller picture.
Covers full hike – Includes the entire journey, from start to finish.
Compact camera setup – Lightweight gear used to keep footage smooth and natural.
Waterfall views – Clear shots of both upper and lower Twin Falls.
No distractions – Just the hike—no commentary, no overlays, no interruptions.
Relaxing to watch – Great for background viewing, stress relief, or virtual hiking.
Useful for planning – Get a real sense of the trail before you go.

For better color accuracy and richer, artistic detail, watch this video using the Cinema or Movie mode setting on your TV.

Video From: Twin Falls Trail. Olallie State Park, Washington
Video title: Journey With Hiker - Episode 19
Time of filming: Summer 2025
Equipment used: JI Osmo 360, Insta360 Go 3S, Insta360 X5, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max
Video type: Cinematic film about human hiking in nature, long version
Video resolution: 8K HDR
Producer: Roman Khomlyak
Cinematographer and hiker: Roman Khomlyak
Editor: Alex Mandryko

Here you’re watching real nature, filmed by real people — not AI.

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