The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…

[Denman John]

@endo Hard core and well done!

[Jord]

@endo Those memories will last a lifetime!

Thanks for sharing man awesome pics

[68degreesorless]

Looks like fun

[FlavourFade]

@endo what an amazing place! I did the two nights routeburn track in NZ 2017 along with other hikes and the experience was great but surely a lot less challenging than your trip. But still can relate to your emotions and feelings about that experience

[endo]

@FlavourFade said in The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…:

routeburn track in NZ

Looks also very beautiful. Noted in case I ever make it to NZ

[Denman John]

Great posts. Being in the mountains is my idea of a great “holiday”. I hiked the Routeburn track in ‘93 and loved it. I was cycling New Zealand for 3 months and thought I was in pretty good shape when I got to the bottom of the South Island. I quickly realized that cycling legs and hiking legs are different and that hike humbled me. Beautiful part of the world that kinda reminds me of the west coast of Canada.

Give your son a pat on the back for me. You’ll both remember this trip for many years to come.

[FlavourFade]

@endo I highly recommend NZ in general, only complaint is that it tends to be very crowded at the tourist spots but beautiful nature

[endo]

@Denman-John said in The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…:

the west coast of Canada.

… is also on my list, and if I ever make it, I won‘t leave out Denman Island.

[Denman John]

@endo You’re always welcome, but I warn you that you won’t want to leave

[twin]

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[twin]

At the old Perkiomen quarry
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The Perkiomen Railroad went right by this Quarry.

[derek111]

Mount Yamnuska looking extra lovely with the glassy river reflections.

[Denman John]

Nice shot man

[SKT]

Yeah that’s beautiful. I want to smell that air!

[endo]

Windebyer Noor

[jat]

I hiked from South Kaibab Trailhead down to Pipe Creek Beach and back up to Bright Angel Trailhead yesterday. My legs are dying today.

[endo]

Congrats @jat that's a great hike. Did this many years ago down to Phantom ranch and back like you did, but in two days.

[Aetas]

Hiking in the Ennstaler Alps.

Pleschnitzzinken 2100m.

Dachstein on the other side of the valley.

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Edit:
The last picture I took in the Ennstal.
Dog and son somewhere in there..

[68degreesorless]

In and around North cascades national park

[68degreesorless]