Where did I take this picture today, are you able to get the exact location? It shouldnt be to hard. Post orginal pictures of your recent outings that you took and if you did not go on any recent outings, think about why you keep making excuses instead of just going out even if only for a couple of hours on a small hike.When coming back to this board it feels like 80% is just larpers. There are almost no original pictures taken anymore and 50% is gear threads. lets try to change that and post real pictures that you took.
>>2871005sorry i already post all my pics on /flag/ because with regional flags it's double the fun
today i led an expedition to my suburban backyard, hiking a couple hundred feet through grassy terrain, with a total elevation gain of an inch or two above sea level. it was pretty intense, and i'm glad i was able to make the trek back to the house afterward. thankfully, i packed a tarp so i didn't die of heat stroke out there.
nobody comments on my pictures kinda a waste of time maybe I should just use instagram even if in doing so I'm enabling the worst most autistic rich jews
>>2873694yeah these i've been always interested by people in these threads who just post pictures for the sake of posting them. i think i would do so too if i posted from my phone. but they are good threads i lurk them once in a while and i enjoy some of the picsand sometimes people do comment on them. once i did post one because it was pretty good and someone mentioned that they liked it and i felt good for that
>>2873694nice falls btw would enjoy bathing there
>>2873727swimming isn't allowedtry piatt park, great swimming hole in a mini-canyon, less people
Some dude having his lunch on the opposite end of the field where I was having my lunch
>>2873681damn i wish i lived somewhere with mountains like that
Shasta lake this past Friday.
I'm starting to prefer lower mountains instead of high peaks. Much less traffic and usually more scenic.
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Did some hiking around this past weekend on Guam
I biked 180kms to get to this spot.>>2874653Do americans need a passport to travel here? it looks very cool
>>2874662that's a fuckton of biking. I hope not all in one day!
>>2871091>t5+What gay nigger country do you live in where that is considered easy. Ratings for hikes only go up to t6. Anything above that would be a purely rock climbing rating. And desu most t5 and t6 will have sections with III or even IV in them. >>2873763I don't understand the appeal of muh waterfall when it's a tourist trap that literally has a trail leading up to it. If you can't strip naked and go for a dip in private, then literally what's the point? Pic related, I went to on Sunday. I estimate probably only a dozen people even come here in a given year. I had to hike two hours up the river. The only other way to get here would be to bushwhack through steep tick-infested forest for a while.
>>2874683its kinda fun to observe the social scene on a hot summer day at a popular swimming hole, but it depends on the crowdThat waterfall, no offense, does not seem worth a 4 hr hike.
>>2874685Technically it's a secret waterfall. Probably only a bunch of local oldtimers know about it. There is no indication of its existence on the maps, nor on any online resource, since there isn't much written about this river. I didn't even know I would find this waterfall. It was a nice surprise.
>>2874686There's lots of cliquey facebook groups centered around secret waterfalls that are gatekeepy about locations. Hate that shit. I have found some waterfalls that are barely extant - i.e. there's one or two sources on it online or it just is marked on a map, I assume they just aren't gonna be that huge, but still interesting. One used to have a railroad running past it, too bad that isn't still in existence to mitigate the 3.5 mi each way walk, though it is along an old rail bed, but sometimes those get eroded and it becomes a series of 100 ft climbs to eroded ledges to get above a river. I don't think the forest service knows. It's just marked on the topo map as "falls". It's probably small - 10 ft maybe. It's not a major creek, but it is steep, it's basically one of the highest drainages leading down below the state high point. I asked the guy whose dad runs the local mountain education program, he looked clueless.
>>2874662Even though it’s a US territory you do need one. I have to go through immigration if I fly through Hawaii. You feel a bit like a second class citizen sometimes, but it sure is pretty. This is in Rota, the island just to the north of us.
>>2874683>I don't understand the appeal of muh waterfallits pretty
>>2874683completely missed the point award
>>2874440blue mountains?
Asahi-dake yesterday
a hike in white mountains last week
>>2874662Sweet.This stream looks like a killer, though. Don't go swimming in there.
I like how this turned out. UP of Michigan.
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>>2874653i like this pic
>>2876471too bad it's AI slop
I found your tool bag. I can give you the coordinates if you want to get it back.
I’m currently doing a couple day road trip through Kyushu in the southern part of mainland Japan
>>2876607If you ever get the chance go run around Kumamoto, specifically the Mt. Aso area, it’s well worth it
I live at the edge of a national park and haven't been enjoying it much lately because work has been consuming my life. But I went out for about 4 hours last weekend to clear my head and it was nice. Took this amongst some other things
Pic is from a 5 mile hike i did with my 7 month old and wife. Compared to where I used to live the directions on these new hikes are way more vague and easy to get confused by, in this case I luckily made the right choice, we were walking with another confused hiker and we got to this fork and we reasoned what we thought of each paths possibility and he went on the other because he knew it was backtracing and wpuld guarantee he got back to parking lot, fortunately the side I chose was the correct path and waaaay shorter than retracing our steps>>2874436Funny I hate hiking when theres a bunch of other people but when its just 1 or 2 I find it very pleasant.
>>2876607Do you mean driving around? I always wonder how viable certain foreign countries are for driving around. I love the outdoors but part of my pleasure is seeing the world on the way there, I love long road trips
>>2876905Yeah. I usually try to chain together multiple hikes in a day. A couple of short ones and a longer one with some drive time in between that gets me in somewhat of a direction I need to go. Yesterday I did Mt Komonji in Kitakyushu. It’s only half a mile but you gain 1000 ft of elevation to get to the summit. Going up wasn’t that bad, just tiring, but going down is hard on the old joints. It was gorgeous up there though.
>>2876842This weekend I made a painting partially inspired by this
>>2877112nice. I wish I could paint
>>2877112I got someone to make a painting of one of my photos a few years ago on here. I wonder what ever became of it. If you made a photo of the blue ridge parkway with green just sprouting up from the bottom, I will pay for ur painting. I like how you did the tree.
>>2877116you can certainly paint anon, the hard part is painting at any level that you actually like. each of mine ends up being about 80% fuckups
>>2877117No I didn't do any paintings so I cannot help you track that down. And thanks, I'm just learning so trying different things until I work out the techniques that get the results I want
>>2877116Anyone can paint. The trick is to not get caught up in the idea that you’re going to paint a Jan van Eyck or an Edward Manet right off the bat and just enjoy the process. This was my second ever painting that I did from a photo I took a while ago. I just took my time, accepted my flaws in my ability to render, and had a lovely afternoon sitting on my porch painting it.
>>2877127well this is a lot better than my sloppen piece of shit :[
Nice place for a coffee
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Yotes in a dry river bed
Up in the high country a little while ago. Work has been a cunt lately and its hard to get time off.>>2874745Is that the pink lakes near Underbool? My wife and I were there on our honeymoon.
>>2871068Location? CO? WY?
Had to use my shit kit for the first time today. Worked great, would've been fucked without it.
>>2877713it's not rocket science though
local folklore
>>2871005It's the middle of August, and everything out is as dry as a camel's pu**y. We have warm summer days, and the nights are comfy, too. I love wandering old farm roads and relaxing in meadows with beautiful views. Sunsets feel like honey on the lips. It's as if the sun is saying, "See you tomorrow," to assure you that you'll see the sun the next day. A hope.The world is beautiful. I have a place to sleep, plenty of food, and some money. I have a few friends and have been with four women in my life. But I don't want to be here. This isn't for me.Sometimes, after years of growing, the tree completely dries out. People say it's still a tree, but in reality, it's no longer there. It's just another star in the night sky.
>>2878161the locals here said it has rained every day this summerlast summer was dry, too, I prefer it this way, roads are a bit muddy, esp. the dirt ones wvfacing north into the highest highlands
Kayaking trip with some out of town friends. Favorite kayaking spot near my house.
>>2877127>>2877118nice bro
Did acid with a friend, had a really nice time
Climbed crestone needle, peak, and Humboldt Sunday. 9100' gain, 18 miles. Most fun hike I've done in CO so far.
>>2879721looks like some serious scrambling
>>2879824Eggsactly, but when it was over it was easy
>>2878373banger shot with the reflections
Took a shot at the presidential traverse on labor day. The wind was pretty wicked, and I made an amateur mistake that cost a bunch of time (took a wrong turn onto westside and went around the summit of washington before turning around to summit up the crawford path). Ended up doing the northern presi and bailing down ammonoosuc where we had staged a car. Madison, Adams, Jefferson and Washington was still an awesome day though.
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>>2880065that's really nice and all but I'm not that fit, can you recommend some easy to moderate hikes (under 4 mi, under 600 ft elevation gain) that lead to good views in northern nh or vermont?
We just got back from havasupai yesterday.
Capital peak was really fun
Got back from a trip to Iceland. Gorgeous scenery. This picture isn't from any heavy hiking, but there are a bunch of gorgeous trails in the highlands with waterfalls aplenty. Far more varied landscapes than I expected.
Bon Echo
Upper Sigua falls in Guam. It was a long ass hike, we went along the ridge, down into the valley, then followed the river up till we hit the falls then climbed up the side and hiked out.
Highest Grass Mountain in Europe
the adirondacks25$ a person if you want this photo for yourself (pay-to-drive mountain)>>2881249I really enjoy grass-topped mountains.
Pic I took and edited with CPM35, only ~half and a hour since we have road leading straight there, but still to climb to the top you need to go by foot
Last Tuesday, I waited 20 minutes for her boyfriend to show up.
I’m in Hokkaido for two weeks. Excited to run away during the fall and climb some mountains.
Trying to slime one more blacktail before the snow sets in for the season
Mount Rainier. Wish I had a better pic. It’s amazing irl.
>>2881885Hiked Asahidake yesterday
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I’m in Shiretoko National Park in northern Hokkaido and did Mount Rausu today, it ended up taking me about 10 hours because the weather turned bad and night fell. I’m exhausted, but I just wanted to share that in the gift shop in the park they sell bear jerky and as part of the display they use this AI generated bara furry art to promote the product.
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>>2874687its understandable though. if the masses learn of them there will soon be trash everywhere
one of the last boat trips before storing the boat for winter this weekend
Cozy lil cellar
Went to Rush Creek Falls, a fun bushwhacking adventure. Fell on my ass four times getting down the mossy canyonhttps://files.catbox.moe/8wr27k.webm
There was also a nice ledge right before the top of the fallshttps://files.catbox.moe/weayxr.webm
>>2877549Got out again. Made a bird friend.
>>2883074Also made it out to a high country hut.
Quick Falling Waters/Bridle Path loop, even on weekdays I still saw 6 groups of people.
>>2883591Was feeling great so I decided to push a bit on speed, finished the loop in slightly under 4 hours. The new reroute sucks though, completely bypassing the waterfalls and that sketchy water crossing under the overhang. There was a guy who took the cloudland spur and looked like he was bushwhacking up to the main trail.
>>2883595Green Leaf Hut was boarded up for the year, but it looks like they were getting propane flown in and trash flown out which was pretty cool to see. Crazy piloting skills, it was pretty windy.
>>2883596Hey I plan to go up Lafayette or the Kinsmans this Sunday if you want.Here was a night time hike up Monadnock last weekend.
Have spent the last week out in the woods of Ontario at the old cabin.Had a few perfect days.
>>2883661I'll be wageslaving but take some pics. There was ice on the trail just below little haystack but the the whole way down bridle was clear. Wouldn't hurt to bring microspikes.
