Just following the trail to see where it leads me. (Don’t worry, I have a map with me)3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Washington
Sometimes can take a fairly decent photograph. This on the way to Bullitt Fireplace up Squak Mountain just outside Issaquah, WA. USA.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hiking
3.4 mile hike to Safeway along a footpath and streets. I needed beer and dammit all, it's spring and will hike where I can and make the best of it! :)4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Outdoors
Yes, this is a huge fireplace in the middle of the woods. I'll upload a video to Amputee Outdoors later this week that gives the history and the hike there.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Washington
Looking for snow camping sites of I-90 or Hwy 2 on the western side of the Washington Cascades. I'm looking for a camping location I can hike to on the western side of the Cascades of Hwy 2 or I-90. Suggestions? This photo is from Barclay Lake last year.1yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
Winter camping is where ultra-light ends and comfort/survival takes over. I must have taken about 40lbs of gear with me last weekend. That's a 13ft long rainfly with 18 inch PVC snow stakes.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hammockcamping
As promised, log bridge over Deception Creek. When crossing a bridge like this, undo your pack straps, keep one hand on the rail (if there is one) at all times and stare down at the rushing water that could carry you away in seconds! :)4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PacificNorthwest
Why is there a one inch thick steel cable coming out of the ground on this trail up to Mount Washington? In the Cascades you will often find traces of the logging that once stripped these hills and mountains bare. This was probably used to haul trees and equipment up and down the mountain.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PacificNorthwest
Explored a blocked off road near where I live and found an abandoned house with four Ford Skyliners around back. It was a little creepy and sad.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
This tree fell between two other trees onto the stump of a third tree. It just looked really cool so I had to photograph it. Reason #452 to go into the woods, trees falling in interesting ways.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PacificNorthwest
The last clear and brisk day of October we went for a walk along the the Snoqualmie river trail in Duvall. I hope you all got to do something similar before the rains started. Next load of pictures will all be in the rain or snow. :)3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Washington
I went hammock camping in the Cascades with my two sons over Father's Day weekend. Had a great time. Some really great photos, will probably create a video montage for my YouTube channel. No branches to hang the food bag from.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PacificNorthwest
Yes, this is a huge fireplace in the middle of the woods. I'll upload a video to Amputee Outdoors later this week that gives the history and the hike there.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
Finally, a rainfly that will accomodate my DIY hammock and more. It's heavy, but I like to balance weight with comfort and in the PNW, dryness. :) Is that just a PNW thing?4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hammockcamping
Hmm... why doesn't foot reflexology work for me? Maybe I'm not doing it right?4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/disability
Why is there a one inch thick steel cable coming out of the ground on this trail up to Mount Washington? In the Cascades you will often find traces of the logging that once stripped these hills and mountains bare. This was probably used to haul trees and equipment up and down the mountain.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
Going to find a hard to get to trail next weekend and hopefully maintain distance from other hikers, but still be social with a friendly Hello!4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Outdoors
It uses up the branches I cut down and prepares him for bushcraft camping. Sammamish, WA. USA.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/camping
What's that old joke? 100 miles is a long way in England, 100 years is a long time in America. This tombstone in the ghost town of Franklin is considered ancient here in Washington. For my family in England, this is last week.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PacificNorthwest
Deception Creek. More like a raging river. This is on one of the log bridges across the creek. I'll post a picture of the log bridge tomorrow. This trail is off Hwy 2 on the western side of the Cascades, WA.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Outdoors
One of the things I enjoy in the forest is seeing the pure tenacity of trees. Just look at this beauty! It's reaching for the light and if that means roots cracking rocks, then rocks get cracked! Deception Creek on the way to Deception Falls in the Cascades, nowhere near Deception Pass.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
The mailbox at Mailbox Peak. I left a protein bar and took a fidget spinner. What did you leave and take?4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
Did a night hike on Tiger Mountain (Issaquah Alps, WA. USA) up to the Talus Rocks. 5 miles in the dark. The forest is a very different place in the dark. Who else likes to do this once in a while?4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hiking
Mailbox Peak, Cascades, WA. USA. I like mountain goats. Not sure why, but they are just really great to see.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/PNWhiking
Yes, this is a huge fireplace in the middle of the woods. I'll upload a video to Amputee Outdoors later this week that gives the history and the hike there.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Outdoors
This is what a prosthetic leg should look like. Worn and beaten up from activity. #prosthetic #amputeeoutdoors #prostheticleg #rbk #rightbelowkneeamputee #artificialleg #ossur #ossur #cheetahxplore4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/amputee
Just because we're missing a part, doesn't mean we have to miss out.5yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/amputee
🔥 Bent trees on the hike up Mt. Sawyer (Cascades, Washington). I suspect snow and gravity do this. Any other suggestions?4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them. Please provide your ideas about two office chairs in the forest, with one of them knocked over.3yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/Outdoors
Is it OK to leave art alongside the trail? I came across this polished and engraved rock hiking up to Rattlesnake Ridge. This isn't the first time I've seen polished rocks on stumps or just off a trail. (Off I-90 in the Cascades, WA. USA)4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hiking
Look closely at the roots. They're a couple of inches above the rock. Any ideas why? This was on the way up to Annette Lake in the Cascades, WA. USA.4yr ⋅ AmputeeOutdoors ⋅ r/hiking
