A cave hotel I passed by in Cappadocia, Turkey before sunset. The architecture is out of this world. Restaurants, lodging and some stores are built in caves.5yr ⋅ 022- ⋅ r/backpacking
Backpacking in Cuba. Cheap alcohol, cigars, beaches & sunny weather is what Cuba is about but I was pleasantly surprised to come across a diverse range of wilderness, mountains and old colonial towns such as Trinidad (5hr bus ride from Havana).5yr ⋅ Azza0880 ⋅ r/backpacking
Shot from the final day of a backcountry canoe trip along Maligne Lake. Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.5yr ⋅ TheDrunkenScotsman ⋅ r/backpacking
Drove over 100 hours round trip to Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon, Canada in hopes to see the northern lights. Definitely paid off.4yr ⋅ pycckuu_brady ⋅ r/backpacking
Cup of hot tea, spending hours on talking pictures and lying down watching this. One of my best nights ever. Zion, Utah, USA @TroyExplores4yr ⋅ TroyExplores ⋅ r/backpacking
Backpacking though Mt. Rainier National Park, WA [OC] [1242 x 2208] [Instagram: _pavel]5yr ⋅ _pavel1 ⋅ r/backpacking
Cotopaxi Volcano Ecuador, this is the view from the Secret Garden Hostel. What a place!4yr ⋅ shallwegohome ⋅ r/backpacking
4 days 3 nights in the Canadian Rockies doing Tonquin Valley solo. I highly recommend, I had an entire lake to myself1yr ⋅ Rileyjademodel ⋅ r/backpacking
Needed every inch of this panorama to try and capture the beauty of Cusco's Sacred Valley.4yr ⋅ ObamasLoveChild ⋅ r/backpacking
Making hot cocoa with fresh snow in the Catskill mountains with my favorite backpacking buddy4yr ⋅ sky_guy4 ⋅ r/backpacking
Happy first day of spring! (Maroon belles trail, aspen Colorado)5yr ⋅ the_banana_slug ⋅ r/backpacking
Was too scared to go right on the edge of the Rim at Crater Lake, OR4yr ⋅ Firelordrivers ⋅ r/backpacking
The Swiss Alps. A flock of Blacknose Sheep grazed past me towards The Matterhorn. I missed the last lift down for this shot. [OC]4yr ⋅ Gewd_Lawd ⋅ r/backpacking
A true gem in Peru, The Maras Salt Mines.. 4-wheeled through the Sacred Valley then hopped on a bus for 15 min to get down to see them. These have been used for the past 5 centuries to mine salt, they are managed communally & are owned by about 400 families who each have about 20-30 salt ponds.5yr ⋅ mahmol ⋅ r/backpacking
Flying on a Hot Air Balloon in Kapadokya, was very expensive for a backpacker but didn't want to miss a 1000m high sunrise and really wanted to fly on one. I had 2€ Falafel for lunch and dinner all the rest of my stay to compensate IG: @dalux.photo4yr ⋅ dalux21 ⋅ r/backpacking
Solo Adventure - quiet solitude, self-timed photos, and a good walkin’ stick4yr ⋅ NachoAverageMuenster ⋅ r/backpacking
They’re my sheep, and I’ll paint them whatever color I want! Gap of Dunloe, Ireland.4yr ⋅ Goeatabagofdicks ⋅ r/backpacking
And one of myself from JT..at almost 40, I weigh 100 pounds less than I did a year ago no way I could have managed this hike 12months ago. I’m pretty proud of me today. Adventures await!3yr ⋅ AGrlsNmeisFrank ⋅ r/backpacking
First day of hiking on an 8-day trek we were met with rain, sleet, and fog for the entire day. Began to regret the decision to go during rainy season, then the skies cleared up to reveal this view from our campsite. Got perfect weather the entire rest of the 8 days.4yr ⋅ ObamasLoveChild ⋅ r/backpacking
Backpacking in the Chelan-Sawtooths Wilderness in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State, USA1yr ⋅ wanderlosttravel ⋅ r/backpacking
The final view on my 15 mile hike at Height of the Rockies, BC, Canada4yr ⋅ pycckuu_brady ⋅ r/backpacking
I love traveling with friends who have DSLR cameras because they take great pictures of you without you even knowing and then send it to you months later saying Hey, btw I took this great photo of you. (San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua)5yr ⋅ styleuno ⋅ r/backpacking
Red Castle —> King’s Peak Loop in the High Uintas Wilderness, Utah4yr ⋅ ILoveToWiggle ⋅ r/backpacking
The last time I laced up my boots, backpacking in late Feb 2020 in Patagonia's Aysen region. Just finished my write-up (in comments)4yr ⋅ BroomeStreet ⋅ r/backpacking
Solo backpacking on my bike in the wetlands of remote Broghil valley along the Wakhan corridor, Pakistan [OC]4yr ⋅ usman031345 ⋅ r/backpacking
Went backpacking for the first time around Mt Adams a few months ago - I can't get enough of the PNW now5yr ⋅ AK-Photo ⋅ r/backpacking
Got the rest of the gear I needed for Christmas so I can start backpacking again!3yr ⋅ lesueurpeas ⋅ r/backpacking
One of the many mountains along the trek to Everest Base Camp - Kangtega (6685m)4yr ⋅ Zach_Gibbons ⋅ r/backpacking
Found this picture looking back on a wonderful late summer hike around Mt Hood, OR, USA3yr ⋅ CampsG ⋅ r/backpacking
View on Vulcan Cotopaxi in Ecuador. I was not expecting such good hiking in this country at all but can highly recommend it.4yr ⋅ wolfjeanne ⋅ r/backpacking
Hiking 2100 miles thru Europe: Heading Ardeche National Park, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France1yr ⋅ rchresta ⋅ r/backpacking
My best pic of the Thailand trip :) It's a pity I forgot the name of this beach3mo ⋅ anny-and-hayley ⋅ r/backpacking
Off on an adventure of a lifetime... Australia and eventually New Zealand5yr ⋅ 1zerozero1zero1 ⋅ r/backpacking
Trail through the forest is different than through the mountains but both are adventurous and beautiful.3yr ⋅ dankingdante ⋅ r/backpacking
I spent 8 days thru hiking the Tahoe Rim Trail. This was the final sunset of my last day on trail as the CA wildfires were just getting bad.3yr ⋅ TheLostAlaskan ⋅ r/backpacking
Took this shot in Gulabi Kantha, Uttarakhand, India. This trek is a 3 days trek which starts from Hanuman Chatti The trek was found last year, hence it is still not so commercialised.4yr ⋅ khan-isa ⋅ r/backpacking
I never really felt like fishing... then I got to see Mount Hood early in the morning. Suddenly, staying out at 5AM didn't seem like a bad idea.5yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/backpacking
If you get a chance to go to Haifoss in Iceland plan some extra time to hike down to the bottom of the waterfall. Barely anyone does and the views are even better from the bottom. Plus, you can drink the water :) It’ll take a couple extra hours and make sure to wear some shoes with a good grip!4yr ⋅ logan_banx ⋅ r/backpacking
One last mountain sunset from my $9 per night cabin in Vilcabamba, Ecuador. Gonna miss this beautiful country.5yr ⋅ ObamasLoveChild ⋅ r/backpacking
Our annual three day back-country trip in the fall up in the Ansel Adams Wilderness. You'e looking at Thousand Island Lake, altitude 3,000 meters. It's a perfect trail for the doggos. Lilly packs her own gear in her own doggo berkperk.3yr ⋅ buckbuckmow ⋅ r/backpacking
Ventured out to Calabogie today! I started at the Calabogie Peaks Resort and used the Skywalk Trail to walk to Eagles Nest. It was THE hardest hike but so worth it!1yr ⋅ AAGG1996 ⋅ r/backpacking
Exploring US Virgin Islands. Besides the beautiful beaches there is a less touristy side of the Islands. Much more interesting for me3yr ⋅ UlaInWonderland ⋅ r/backpacking
Ruby Falls is a popular tourist attraction located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It is a spectacular underground waterfall that is over 145 feet high and is located over 1,120 feet below the surface. Visitors to Ruby Falls can take a guided tour through the caverns to see the waterfall up close.1yr ⋅ katil_humor ⋅ r/backpacking
Alright. Let’s see how an ultra lighter does on this sub... not including worn.2yr ⋅ zachysworld ⋅ r/backpacking
12-mile Navel Run to Black Forest Trail Loop in Slate Run, Pennsylvania did not disappoint4yr ⋅ QueenAzaz ⋅ r/backpacking
This little girl did her first overnight backpacking trip. She’s four years old and loves hiking, she did amazing but was a little unsure during the night. I’m looking forward to next summer where we should be able to increase our distance and maybe add another night to the trip.1yr ⋅ Rync63 ⋅ r/backpacking
My second 4 night trip to desolation wilderness, the lakes are still breath taking4yr ⋅ rutherne ⋅ r/backpacking
Kelso sand dunes in California. Never been before and loved it. We camped at the base and journeyed up in the morning before the sun got too hot. Will definitely be heading back here some day. Bring water!!!5yr ⋅ thedorie ⋅ r/backpacking
Sometimes the most rewarding experiences in life are still filled with difficulty, pain, and suffering. Don't let adversity get in the way of your dreams. The Eagle Rock Loop trail is hard. There are lots of water crossings, steep climbs, and rocks with few views, but it is still filled with beauty2yr ⋅ BetweenWaypoints ⋅ r/backpacking
Our Mascot Dino is a ham. Found this little horned lizard while hiking in San Diego County, California, USA. Our mascot, Dino the Dino was happy and proud to get in the picture with this tough little lizard. Too funny!3yr ⋅ TheAdventureTraveler ⋅ r/backpacking
Spent 3 weeks hiking, kayaking and driving across Alaska and the entire time it felt like I was in a dream.5yr ⋅ ianrichy12 ⋅ r/backpacking
No better feeling than turning the corner and seeing this. Havasu Falls, Supai AZ7yr ⋅ ethandsmith6 ⋅ r/backpacking
Spent my 30th birthday in Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile. So much better than a big party.5yr ⋅ basementapproved ⋅ r/backpacking
First time solo backpacking and I found this beautiful pearl in Montezuma, Costa Rica6yr ⋅ gotsomefood ⋅ r/backpacking
Photo I took of my friend from our trip to Switzerland last summer. Town below is Grindelwald.5yr ⋅ gwendolynmiles ⋅ r/backpacking
Views from my hostel hammock in Pisac, Peru. Just an hour from Cusco but a much more serene and peaceful vibe out in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.4yr ⋅ ObamasLoveChild ⋅ r/backpacking
Stunning wildflower bloom in Wetterhorn Basin, Ridgway, CO, USA [OC]2mo ⋅ wanderlosttravel ⋅ r/backpacking
16 miles into the backcountry to see these views. Tombstone Territorial Park does not disappoint.4yr ⋅ pycckuu_brady ⋅ r/backpacking
Me and two buddies decided our first time backpacking would be in the Grand Tetons (go big or go home). This picture was taken from the Paintbrush divide on the morning of our last day. We had our fair share of mishaps but learned a lot for next time. On our way home we went through Yellowstone.4yr ⋅ DTOM_BTFU ⋅ r/backpacking
First time visiting the Smokies, never have I seen anything this green before6yr ⋅ bundlemeup ⋅ r/backpacking
Kennedy Meadows, Emigrant Wilderness, CA. First solo trip with the most picturesque campsite4yr ⋅ ohwoez ⋅ r/backpacking
A frosty morning at 11°, but the sunrise was well worth it. Manistee National Forest, Michigan.4yr ⋅ Instigated_Wisedom ⋅ r/backpacking
