The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…
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A rather pleasant day in Norway…
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Gorgeous!!!
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First vacation with baby. Adds new levels of difficulty…
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We're getting better at this. And I'm wearing the IH-715
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The view on a recent trail run/hike as seen from Isolation Peak, 13,118 feet. From left to right- summit with grassy ramp to it is Mount Alice, 13,310- Chiefs Head Peak, 13,579- Longs Peak, 14,259- Mount Meeker, 13,911- all in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA. Lucky to have this playground in my backyard! -
@neversummer that looks beautiful! I always wanted to go see the rocky mountains and Appalachian mountains.
We did some more hiking and its great fun, even if we dont dare to do too steep or exposed trails anymore.
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Cute daughter @Maxpower. I remember when mine was that small. TBH, i like it better when they can do 1/2 the work.
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Great stuff @marlin Like you said, it's different to hike with kuds (maibly because we dont want to put her to risk nor can carry her too long) but its still great to be outside and the challenge is still there, just different.
@Bfd70 thanks. I always look forward to the day when she can actually walk with us.Some more:
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Thanks guys! @neph93 @Max Power
What really counts is, that all enjoy there time and you guys have fun together. I always have great respect for the ones who carry their baby's/small children on the back. One has to be very concentrated, especially in the mountains, where to place the feet. Things can happen so fast!
I'll recognise some familiar places.
Lago del Sorapis is stunning!
Was there a couple times chasing good light.
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That water is crazy! Is it safe to swim in it or is some weird chemical creating that amazing turquoise?
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Fantastic shots (as always) @marlin
I was not aware of many routes south of misurina / fanes but think i need to go there more often. Just need to avoid crowded routes if possible. Unfortunately i only can make it here once a year in summer, fall is my favourite time to hike.@mclaincausey a lot of people swam in it. Of course its pretty cold at 2000m but the water is perfectly fine. Many alpine lakes look like this due to chalk that gives a turquoise / green hue. This ones pretty famous and easier to reach:
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Thanks @Max Power, enjoy the rest of your time!
In regards of the water, it's was told to me by one who knows more about it, just like Max Power explained it. Chalk, and in some cases algae can change the color of water to that turquoise.