
Big Cottonwood Canyon, UT.
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7 days on Tour Du Mont Blanc

7 days on Tour Du Mont Blanc
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Fumarola Popocatépetl

Fumarola Popocatépetl
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Rondaxe Fire Tower on Bald Mountain in the Adirondacks

Rondaxe Fire Tower on Bald Mountain in the Adirondacks
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Himalayan nights

Himalayan nights
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Alsace, France.

Alsace, France.
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Oregon Dunes National Rec Area. Near Florence, Oregon, USA. Shot in July.

Oregon Dunes National Rec Area. Near Florence, Oregon, USA. Shot in July.
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Saw this snake 🐍 recently while hiking in Yamagata, Japan. Anyone know if they are poisonous?

Saw this snake 🐍 recently while hiking in Yamagata, Japan. Anyone know if they are poisonous?
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Elsies Peak, Fish Hoek, Cape Town, South Africa

Elsies Peak, Fish Hoek, Cape Town, South Africa
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best cities in the world for hiking?

best cities in the world for hiking?
I used to live in Seattle and miss the hiking there all the time. The hiking trail system there is one of the best in the world. Not only are the trails diverse, beautiful and well-maintained – but the trails are amazingly convenient for those who live in the city. For example – Discovery Park South Beach trail is only 5 miles from downtown Seattle.
I lived in Portland for a year and they have some nice trails there as well – but def not as good as Seattle and the problem with Portland is that it rains non-stop outside of Daylight Savings Time so its easy to get out of the habit of hiking.
Do you know of any other cities in the world with trails that rival Seattle's? Idk maybe Vancouver and Whistler might have some nice ones but I couldn't say first hand. Seems like parts of France could have potential and maybe parts of New Zealand?