The Great Outdoors - Hiking and so on…

[Chris]

@cander49:

18.6 miles and just over 10,000' of gain.

Damn, that makes my lungs hurt just reading it.  Good luck, dude.

[Wander]

@cander49, that’s badassery! Good luck!!
@Aetas, doing it right! Start ‘em young!

[Wander]

Badlands with a 9mos old in tow.

Camping the Boundary Waters…only 2 kiddos then

[Wander]

Arches, Moab ( Moab is one of my fav places to be)

[Wander]

Monument Valley

[Wander]

Grand Canyon

[Wander]

Love Colorado. We visit at least once a year.

[Wander]

[Wander]

Few pics of the trips with the kiddos/fam…

[Wander]

Last 2 pics are from Nepal. The Mountain backdrop is Mt Macchapuchhere (fishtail). Was born and raised in it’s shadows in a town called Pokhara.

[sabergirl]

Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful pics of your adventures, Wander!

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[wdw]

Wow, some fantastic pics there.

[nurunuru]

So many fantastic pics!  Giving me some wicked wanderlust.  We're hoping to get ourselves a caravan (and upgrade the Impala to an SUV) within the next coupla years to facilitate family trips out west.

Here's a few snaps from a whirlwind roadtrip out to the Canadian Rockies last year.  Hiked/scrambled up to the lower summit of Mount Lady MacDonald.  Incredibly beautiful area.

On the lower summit of Mt Lady Mac.  The true summit is in the background.  Some people merrily do the ridgewalk to the true summit without any ropes/protection, but that was most assuredly not for me!

[den1mhead]

^ Some amazing imagery and awesome scenery on this page. Thanks for sharing

[den1mhead]

@cander49:

WOW what an image

[neph93]

This is a great thread. Thanks @Wander . I’m also looking forward to @marlin  discovering its existence
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[wdw]

A few shots from across the years:

[Wander]

@wdw
Yellowstone!!

[wdw]

@Wander, yeah, Yellowstone was fantastic.  The Lower Falls is one of the most impressive sights I've ever seen.  And with the Tetons just down the road, it's a hiker's paradise.

[Wander]

@wdw, are you US based? I’d recommend Glacier NP, mid-spring for a sensory overdose! The swift current valley puts on her best dress! Grizzly season.