This is the longest walkable distance (on google maps) it has never been walked I have plans to walk it one day but I am quite young I'm looking for advice on preparations and maybe a more detailed walk and destination.1yr ⋅ ComradeArchie101 ⋅ r/adventures
My wife wants to hike the tallest peak in each of the 50 US States so she made this board to track our progress!3yr ⋅ ToothSleuth86 ⋅ r/adventures
Just a little jaunt up Forester Pass while hiking from Mexico to Canada3yr ⋅ hike_mo_often ⋅ r/adventures
We’ve been on the road full-time for five months now. We planned for two years to make this dream a reality. Sixteen states and over 5,000 miles traveled to date. We quit our jobs, sold our vehicles and everything else for a life of adventure and the unknown. It’s definitely been worth it thus far!4yr ⋅ buslifepossible ⋅ r/adventures
Life is just there for the taking. Over 3 years of talking about this hike and finally made it happen a couple of weeks ago. Caves, cliffs, lakes and overcoming fears.5yr ⋅ scuba_sara ⋅ r/adventures
I dont know the lady but I should thank her for this great photo. I shot in during a trek over mountains in Turkey. The country is just amazing.4yr ⋅ ocuozcanocu ⋅ r/adventures
100 miles, 1500 calories of Icecream, 2500 calories of pizza, 1 fantastic weekend.4yr ⋅ spartan-44 ⋅ r/adventures
It's Adventure Eve (Thursday). Have you planned your weekend adventure yet? Tell us about it in the comments.3yr ⋅ Sweettart2017 ⋅ r/adventures
Took a 1 month backpacking trip with my best friend to New Zealand this year. AMA:4yr ⋅ Joshuagrapher ⋅ r/adventures
I just picked this book up! Wish me luck! I’ve watched the movie three times, can’t wait!!🔥3yr ⋅ DavidPMcEntee ⋅ r/adventures
Symonds Knott on a snowy Scafell (second highest mountain in England)4yr ⋅ OverspillPoet ⋅ r/adventures
Yesterday my wife and I moved from Canada to Muscat, Oman, and this morning I caught the sun rising over this incredible city - it's our first time in the Middle East so a hugely exciting adventure for us both (fingers crossed Trump doesn't F it up for us)!4yr ⋅ LeeVK ⋅ r/adventures
Sometimes getting lost is the best way to find yourself. -Someome, I'm sure.4yr ⋅ ThatsMyLaffyTaffy ⋅ r/adventures
I was worried the Oregon coast wouldn't look too great on a cloudy day in October, but nope. It looks amazing all year long.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
hi friends // looking for an excuse to get outside and go for a hike? // do you like both pokemon and semi-difficult off-trail hikes? // you've come to the right place // i've hidden a machoke card on rocky point in auburn, nh // link to clues in the comments // have fun be safe <3 <34yr ⋅ trout-god ⋅ r/adventures
I got stranded in the Highlands of Scotland last spring for 3 months and honestly... I wish I was still there 🌍 thankfully I’m going back this summer3yr ⋅ WildFinnWanders ⋅ r/adventures
I don't see the Philippines mentioned here a lot, even though it's a good place to travel and backpack. Even when the weather isn't great, it can look freaking majestic.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
I went to Yellowstone in winter, and while the geysers were impressive, for some reason this delicate, icy sunrise scene the first morning is what most struck me.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
One of my favorite short hikes to a secret spring that I always have to myself!3yr ⋅ Stephsue ⋅ r/adventures
It's a classic, but the Upper Yellowstone Falls really look like a painting, even in real life.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
Hey guys, We're a working on an insane adventure to drive this Tank from London to Johannesburg through the heart of Africa, a 3-month journey spanning 16,000km. if you're interested, follow our journey on Instagram @ontheroadagain2africa4yr ⋅ ontheroadagainafrica ⋅ r/adventures
My best friend and I spent 7 weeks road tripping the US. Here's a shot from that trip of Yosemite National Park5yr ⋅ MaxTaylorGrant ⋅ r/adventures
Montana isn't really brought up when we talk about traveling through the US, but it was one of my favorite state. You feel like you have the whole country to yourself, and it looks like it hasn't changed for decades.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
As a foreigner I had never heard of Olympic National Park, and the sheer variety of scenes made it one of my favorite. During the fall I was mostly alone.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
I work in adventure education. Here’s our ropes course in the snow!5yr ⋅ ballofsnowyoperas ⋅ r/adventures
Took a three day bike trip last summer with my dad and two kids. We covered 100 miles biking and 8 miles hiking. Went to Celebration Park in Idaho. We even got to throw some atlatls. Never too young to start the kids adventuring. Didn't sleep for three days though, kids in tents.5yr ⋅ MadelineBrac ⋅ r/adventures
This is a photo of me on my 9-day horseback trip through the Cascades. Covered about 180 miles of beautiful American wilderness. Toughest 9 days of my life.5yr ⋅ AbsoluteMadvlad ⋅ r/adventures
Antelope Canyons are very hyped up, but damn do they deliver. Had an amazing off season experience there, and so many great hikes nearby.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
Hi, today marks exactly FIVE years of continues travel by LAND and SEA in which I have now reached 158 countries on a $20/day budget. I have not been home since October 10th 2013. I expect to reach home in 2020: www.onceuponasaga.com6yr ⋅ onceuponasaga ⋅ r/adventures
Japan is full of very touristy things to do, and most of them are worth it, but sometimes you just need to take a car, a backpack, and drive to a bamboo forest and look up.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/adventures
I traveled for over 900 days without flying to get from Australia to the United States.7yr ⋅ the_lostaussie ⋅ r/adventures
Me (the one with the brimmed helmet) and a bunch of other nice people on our 180 mile journey through the Cascades.5yr ⋅ AbsoluteMadvlad ⋅ r/adventures
5 Years Crossing the planet picking up strangers - (trailer video posted inside)7yr ⋅ kombilife ⋅ r/adventures
20 miles from Stelvios pass! Blissful! F650gs couldn't have been any better5yr ⋅ dwhofuss ⋅ r/adventures
The depths of Moab, Utah really make you realize how small you are in this world8yr ⋅ exploremore1 ⋅ r/adventures
Rowed across the Atlantic - here's a massive Leatherback sea turtle we saw along the way!7yr ⋅ SireSpanky ⋅ r/adventures
The ledges trail at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Peninsula, Ohio7yr ⋅ haylee_june ⋅ r/adventures
Who wants to Make adventure... I am local guide organize every day adventure in Angkor wat...6yr ⋅ TrustyTukTuk ⋅ r/adventures
Walking toward Gokyo along the Chola pass in Nepal via Everest Base Camp.6yr ⋅ Incredibletreks_np ⋅ r/adventures
I saw this quote on the wall of a bathroom stall, now it's one of my life mottos.7yr ⋅ rienik ⋅ r/adventures
You just got to love to camp out underneath those gorgeous and bright stars! [OC]6yr ⋅ BasSonn ⋅ r/adventures
Anyone here ever hiked the Long Trail? It's a 272 mile wilderness path, and I'll be thru-hiking this month! I invite you to follow along on Snapchat! Add LongTrail16 for daily update from the southern border in Massachusetts, to the northern border in Canada!8yr ⋅ posthardkyle ⋅ r/adventures
Little Grand Canyon located in Shawnee National Forest. Pomona, IL, USA. Hiked this with my 6yo daughter! Such a beautiful place! [1410×1435]7yr ⋅ tmmartin27 ⋅ r/adventures
Panorama from the Top of Smugglers Notch Ski Hill (Vermont USA). Day two of a 3 day trip with my school! Was an amazing trip5yr ⋅ koletromp ⋅ r/adventures
2013-When I moved to Banff, AB, Canada - My first ever mountain bike! Cost $1,000 and it got stolen.7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/adventures
The last hike of the summer took me to the eastern reaches of Yosemite. The beauty hear far exceeds that found in the valley8yr ⋅ tssouthwest ⋅ r/adventures
12,000 feet, 11pm, it's just above freezing, and I'm happy as a clam taking a selfie from my mummy bag.11yr ⋅ wmeredith ⋅ r/adventures
Have you been to an active volcano? If you're in the Philippines, Mount Pinatubo is something you shouldn't miss.7yr ⋅ annalovelifeph ⋅ r/adventures
Tilly kayaking at Donner Lake in California at 5 am to watch the sunrise 😻6yr ⋅ Brookala1223 ⋅ r/adventures
Backpacking in the Canadian Rockies (Jasper NP) two years ago today. Just after starting my hike, it suddenly began to snow! My first time backpacking in below-freezing temps (my water bottle froze completely solid overnight) and I couldn't have asked for better scenery.6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/adventures
Hello! For my partners birthday I'm collecting photos from around the world with a little note saying 'Danny, Amy's love for you is so great it makes its way to (country)'. I have 105 countries so far, I would really appreciate it!7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/adventures
