I’ve been studying the nearly-mythological Viking “sun stone”, an ancient navigation tool to assist in locating the sun behind clouds or after sunset. I’m thrilled to find it actually works.6mo ⋅ Gullex ⋅ r/Outdoors
Called in sick to work. Took my newly adopted dog to the beach on a beautiful spring day.2yr ⋅ hello_specific_ocean ⋅ r/Outdoors
Today is Arbor Day! 32-years ago in 1991, my wife brought home a free blue spruce sapling from McDonald’s for Arbor Day. Here it is in 2023.1yr ⋅ EevelBob ⋅ r/Outdoors
It was a cold weekend camping on the river, but waking up to a sight like this was worth it1yr ⋅ Alaric_Darconville ⋅ r/Outdoors
The Oregon Coast is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to2yr ⋅ velvetsaguaro ⋅ r/Outdoors
Going for my Private Pilot's License - a pic from my discovery flight1yr ⋅ Syrup_And_Honey ⋅ r/Outdoors
One in a million moment as lightning strikes a tree captured in unprecedented details. Photo: Debbie Parker1yr ⋅ RiosLATexas ⋅ r/Outdoors
The Church of the Madonna della Corona on the rock in Trentino-Alto Adige (Italy)2yr ⋅ WilliamAMorris ⋅ r/Outdoors
A nice 8 mile stroll in the English countryside. Far and away the best thing for your physical and mental health1yr ⋅ PhatBoiPhotos ⋅ r/Outdoors
This is wonderstone. A natural rock found in Utah, and other deserts I imagine. But I found mine in Utah8mo ⋅ Iamonly7 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Lake Garda as seen from the Giardini all'Italiana di Punta Lido in Riva del Garda, Italy.1yr ⋅ TheGuvnor247 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Paper Nautilus sea shells found on a morning walk. The season for these strandings is typically between July and October.1yr ⋅ harleygsp ⋅ r/Outdoors
Say hello to America's newest National Park, New River Gorge National Park3yr ⋅ DebateOtherwise7896 ⋅ r/Outdoors
These beautiful orcas popped up right in front of my kayak during a trip in the Johnstone Strait1yr ⋅ lifeofatourguide ⋅ r/Outdoors
A hike I will never forget in beautiful British Columbia, Canada [OC] 3024x40321yr ⋅ travelling_tinker ⋅ r/Outdoors
Oregon has some of the most Incredible scenery I've ever seen. Elk lake. Mt. Bachelor in the background. Definitely want to go back.1yr ⋅ theGoldkeeper ⋅ r/Outdoors
Visiting Yellowstone always feels like you're in the middle of a painting.1yr ⋅ grimlypop ⋅ r/Outdoors
Okay, any guesses as to what these mean? 5ft tall, over 1,000 years old. Totally unexplained. Long strenuous hike in Horseshoe Canyon Utah.7mo ⋅ Iamonly7 ⋅ r/Outdoors
When the sun rises in an aspen forest, you know you are in the right place!1yr ⋅ Eastern-Blood-8868 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Picture I took at a cenote near Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. There were two other cool cenotes in the immediate area as well but this one was definitely the most unique! [OC]1yr ⋅ purplefrootbat ⋅ r/Outdoors
Not kidding, no filter. We all took a moment of silence to appreciate this gift to end our night.1yr ⋅ ogdomc ⋅ r/Outdoors
Camping in a copse on Dartmoor, UK when a mist rolled in. Took this at about 6am with sleep still in my eyes. Chuffed with it so thought I'd share.1yr ⋅ VeggieSmooth ⋅ r/Outdoors
The invasion of the dandelion, you will be assimilated, resistance is futile1yr ⋅ Blujeanstraveler ⋅ r/Outdoors
One of the rarest and most spectacular cloud formations; the Mammatus Cloud2yr ⋅ ContributionPutrid18 ⋅ r/Outdoors
The shadows of this Veterans Day memorial only line up properly once per year, at exactly 11:11 AM on 11/11 -- in honor of the armistice treaty that ended WWI.2yr ⋅ SoonBrittain ⋅ r/Outdoors
