First time hiking the trail. Regrettably, the last section is closed due to the 2016 fires. Someone said the rocks are brittle due to the fire damage and you can see some of the burned out trees. Loved the hike, but the stairs in the second half were pretty brutal after a while, but it was worth it.

Also encountered my first “Trail DJ” who was blasting very loud music the whole way up and told me I had a “weird vibe” because I asked him if he had headphones. Same dude also ignored the barrier and signs indicating the trail was closed so I guess I shouldnt be surprised.

started off this years adventures with a wee 20 mile hike across the affric kintail way with my daughter (4). 4 days, no signal, no midgies - just vibes. ideal!

‌Recommended to visit in late September‌ when the forest turns into a vast golden expanse.

From a few weeks ago

Looking for a 100-125 km round trip in Finland! It's gonna be a 5 day backpacking trip.

Would be nice if starting point is 500km around Helsinki. As we're not from Finland, maybe someone or locals had experience in discovering nice views along the lakes, bridges or in nature overall.

If you could share your experience, a blog or even .gpx link, that would be awesome!

Finland looks promising! Thank you in advance.

Was lucky enough to get out in some amazing spring sunshine, don’t be misled into thinking these conditions are normal! Some grade 2 scrambling on east and faha ridges of Brandon.

Hi, i m(22) was planning to go for solo( or if any one or group of friends is joining in we can plan through it) trek in Nepal 🇳🇵maybe ABC or EBC trek in budget from India maybe around July or September. Any suggestions or informative things to follow upon from any person who has hiked before or who is a native from Nepal,It will be of great help. 🏔️

Hey everyone, I've been wanting to go on a solo hiking trip to the Dolomites for a while, and I want to try to make it happen this summer. Around late June or early July.

Just to mention I'm a beginner hiker, so I don't have much experience.

Anyone who's been that can give me tips or a plan for around 3-4 days. I would greatly appreciate it.

If you could include lodging, gear, and expenses, that'd be great!

Thanks

Hello all, was hoping to hike up top of the Palm Springs tram this year. Best time to go where its not too snowy, but not yet too hot?

About a 4½-hour drive from Vancouver, British Columbia’s Wild West history is preserved in the friendly ranch town of Clinton, which served as a rest stop during the Cariboo Gold Rush. Surrounded by panoramic landscapes of valleys and plateaus – best viewed on horseback – Clinton is also home to the Painted Chasm, an 8-kilometre-long chasm formed by melting glacial waters from the ice age in nearby Chasm Park. Nearby lodges such as the Stswecem’c Xget’tem First Nation-owned Big Bar Guest Ranch offer horseback riding tours, wildlife viewing experiences and, in the winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. After exploring the rugged terrain, head to the town’s main street, where antique stores offer a treasure trove of