Fun fact: Devil's Tower displays the largest example of columnar jointing in the world.2yr ⋅ photograteful ⋅ r/Outdoors
Before chainsaws this was the length of the two-man hand saw and heavy duty axes that they used to drop these tremendous trees. It is almost inconceivable to think of cutting down a tree this size with a hand saw.2yr ⋅ Disastrous_Emu_3911 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Photographer Gunarto Song had the luck to photograph a meteor as it appeared to fall inside the volcano Mount Merapi.2yr ⋅ retodfgdfgfdg ⋅ r/Outdoors
I used to have a very good dog. A recent post reminded me of this amazing adventure dog I used to have. She sniffed and pooped in 15 states including Alaska and Hawaii. She died 3 years ago next month. I can't write this without tearing up. But I bet most of you would have liked her and her story.1yr ⋅ Iamonly7 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Not the best photo, but just spent 20 mins or so observing this huge, beautiful Barred Owl hanging out in my backyard. Stared straight into my soul and showed no signs of fear even as I got right beneath it. What a badass.2yr ⋅ Alaric_Darconville ⋅ r/Outdoors
Crazy moment on Route 28 near Phoenicia, NY on Sunday. So many cars just instantly pulled over to take it in. Amazing. I swear, at one point, it actually touched the road2yr ⋅ TotalCatskills ⋅ r/Outdoors
Had to stop and snap of pic of the northern lights while on our way to Bay Chimo, Nunavut by snowmobile from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.1yr ⋅ ZR8000RR ⋅ r/Outdoors
It’s currently wildflower season here in Western Australia and the everlastings are booming!2yr ⋅ Notjoshcarr ⋅ r/Outdoors
Had an exciting encounter with a pine marten on yesterday’s hike. Frontenac Provincial Park is on the extreme southern range for these guys and a very rare sighting in the area.1yr ⋅ lovelyb1ch66 ⋅ r/Outdoors
My five-year-old niece watched me noodle this catfish... then she refused to swim in the lake.5yr ⋅ Alyfromalabama ⋅ r/Outdoors
Backroads in Utah have roadside attractions that hit a little bit different.7mo ⋅ Iamonly7 ⋅ r/Outdoors
I see your Jasper views, and raise you a slightly defrosted version I captured this summer!3yr ⋅ giovannigigliotti ⋅ r/Outdoors
Please ban NFT scams. This sub is for appreciation of the outdoors.2yr ⋅ ApatheticLethargist ⋅ r/Outdoors
One of my favourite pictures I’ve ever taken! I put this together on a windless day from a pile of leaves that had fallen from a glorious maple tree in the middle of Vancouver, BC, Canada.3yr ⋅ bethanyygrace ⋅ r/Outdoors
Say hello to America's newest National Park, New River Gorge National Park3mo ⋅ Time_Material_9385 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Seemed like the perfect day to sit and paint for a couple hours! Pond at Machimoodus, CT1yr ⋅ bunkerbash ⋅ r/Outdoors
Yellowstone was so beautiful, I felt like I was living in a painting4yr ⋅ wonteatyourcat ⋅ r/Outdoors
When I first moved to Hong Kong, I thought I’d be stuck in the middle of the concrete jungle. 5yrs in, I’m still discovering new trails.3yr ⋅ heyareyouok ⋅ r/Outdoors
Found the resting place of the goodest boy on a walk in the woods yesterday ♡1yr ⋅ RowsbyWeft ⋅ r/Outdoors
The view from the 51st floor on a foggy morning. Al Reem Island - Abu Dhabi1yr ⋅ Disastromell ⋅ r/Outdoors
Any idea what this is? Found in Midwest United States. Thought it was a berry, but outside was leathery and had this star type structure inside8mo ⋅ i80flea ⋅ r/Outdoors
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. One of my favorite pictures I've ever taken!3yr ⋅ Minnypop ⋅ r/Outdoors
Day 3 into a 65mile hike and I stumbled across this half decent waterfall2yr ⋅ Notjoshcarr ⋅ r/Outdoors
Hiked 7.5 miles on a shared hike/mountain bike trail and picked up every piece of garbage I saw. This was all of it-great job everyone! Usually it’s a lot more2yr ⋅ Hobbitbeanhiker ⋅ r/Outdoors
'Morning Glory'. Taken in Northern Ireland during a Misty sunrise.2yr ⋅ PKilleenPhotography ⋅ r/Outdoors
it's the season for bald eagle watching in my area. here is one just off the road today.1yr ⋅ Maira_Taalin ⋅ r/Outdoors
If you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you'll be swept off to1mo ⋅ Littl3Birdie ⋅ r/Outdoors
Little Crater Lake, Oregon. Not to far from Mt Hood. The trees you see in the water are about 45 ft deep3yr ⋅ Nickserrano619 ⋅ r/Outdoors
My Girlfriend took this pic of a man hiking Mendenhall Glacier. Maybe he’ll find it here1yr ⋅ nolanrog23 ⋅ r/Outdoors
Had such a fun time painting my favorite local stream today! I think it blends in pretty well!11mo ⋅ bunkerbash ⋅ r/Outdoors
First time winter camping in -10 celsius. What an experience. Definitely not last time.1yr ⋅ qAstrov ⋅ r/Outdoors
I see your marmot and raise you this one I saw at Rocky Mountain National Park.3yr ⋅ Sauwan ⋅ r/Outdoors
