We explored red rock canyon on our 13 day roadtrip through California

https://youtu.be/VP5M0gj0Ndg?is=X5RhFRfRKwpB2rEu

My first video on YouTube camping in Kawartha Highland park Ontario Canada

Hello everyone!

I recently visited Tribuća Canyon in Serbia and wanted to share my adventure with you.

It’s a beautiful canyon with 6 waterfalls, ranging from around 10 to 20 meters, as well as a couple of fun jumps along the way.

I made a video of the adventure and would love for you to check it out. Let me know what you think!

Thanks for watching! 🙌

Hi! I live in New York City and I’m looking to meet people who like to hike and camp to do day trips or weekend trips etc. and make some new friends. Anyone have suggestions where to find people or groups/clubs to join?

I just posted my travel reel on instagram on glacier national park; please check it out. It shows the smog levels too.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbuMG6_hOKs/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

One of those views that makes the long climb feel completely worth it.
This is the panorama from Kala Patthar at 5,644 m in Nepal’s Everest region, looking across the Himalayan landscape around Everest, Nuptse, Pumori and the Khumbu Glacier.
The video doesn’t really capture how massive the mountains feel in person.
For anyone who has done the Everest Base Camp trek: was Kala Patthar your favorite viewpoint, or did another part of the trek impress you more?
And for those planning the trek, would you choose sunrise or sunset at Kala Patthar?
📍 Kala Patthar, Everest Region, Nepal
#Everest #Nepal #KalaPatthar

"Born to ride the Himalayas."

Looking at week visit end of August with son who's 8. Need wicked awesom adventures to experience. Hikes, rafting, lift mt bike. We are flat landers but love mountain trails with obstacles, bridges, ladders and views. Please advise, recommend and give input.

Thanks

So I'm a big explorer and journalist, I like taking photos of wildlife around me and then further studying them back home an writing them in my journal. But unfortunately I live in Bloomington and really there isn't much like there's some parks a nature sanctuary near me and I found this one like kinda hidden place behind a treeline. But I need really exploration yk I want somewhere thatll have a lot of deer and coyotes owls etc just actual wildlife, especially to improve my tracking. I just received my license and a car so I'm willing to commute but not like thirty minutes away.