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kylebonallo · 12 hours
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Lago di Braies by Kyle Bonallo
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sexymikayla2 · 1 day
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miamaimania · 19 hours
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Whispers in the Wild 🌳꩜
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mountrainiernps · 2 hours
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“The love of wilderness is more than a hunger for what is always beyond reach; it is also an expression of loyalty to the earth, the earth which bore us and sustains us, the only home we shall ever know, the only paradise we ever need – if only we had the eyes to see.” 
-Edward Abbey
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These photos are from years past and do not reflect current conditions. NPS Photo. Grand Park. August 1959. NPS Photo. Pacific tree frog. NPS Photo. Large boulder in the Paradise River near Madcap Falls from the Wonderland trail. June 2013. NPS/Brouwer Photo. Spotted owl on tree limb in forest. NPS Photo. Mount Rainier with clouds from the Community Center in Longmire. June 2016. NPS/Climbing Ranger Photo. View from Disappointment Cleaver looking down to Little Tahoma at sunrise. Clouds cover lower elevations. August 2019.
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out-quite-partner · 2 days
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gina025 · 1 day
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Mist-covered forests
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forestgreenivy · 23 hours
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Found some new big trees today in Congaree National Park. This time it was in the oak family. As usual, pictures never do the true size of these giants justice. But I saw a collection of the biggest (non-live oak) oak trees ever today. Here’s one of the highlights.
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vandaliatraveler · 7 hours
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Finally, a gorgeous spring day for a long hike in the mountains! Blake and I did the 7+ mile round trip hike on the Rohrbaugh Trail to Red Creek Canyon in the Dolly Sods Wilderness. This is a fabulous hike through old spruce forest leading to a rocky promontory overlooking the Red Creek drainage. Other than in the fall, you get the overlook mostly to yourself (true solitude is a rare thing in the Mid-Atlantic, with over a third of the nation's population crammed into the Eastern Seaboard). Yesterday, we shared the vista with a group of day-hikers from Pennsylvania, including one young acrobat who was doing backflips at the edge of the overlook (photo #7). Bat-shit crazy but ballsy. He also retrieved someone's lost sunglasses from a sketchy crevice.
Rohrbaugh Trail can be a tough hike due to muddy troughs that have formed in poor drainage areas. So if you decide to try it out - and it's absolutely worth the slog - wear a pair of good, water-proof hiking boots. This is wilderness, after all.
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Wilderness Women
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downfalldestiny · 3 days
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My kingdom 🌄☕!.
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nature-hiking · 1 month
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Last light on the Matterhorn - Alpine Haute Route, June 2021
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kylebonallo · 7 months
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Pitlochry by Kyle Bonallo (ig: @kylebonallo)
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maureen2musings · 2 months
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Glacier Peak Wilderness
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franz-bauch-foto · 9 months
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