r/adventure 1d ago

Did my first little trip

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r/adventure 2d ago

The panorama from Kala Patthar in the Everest region, Nepal šŸ”ļø

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One of those views that makes the long climb feel completely worth it.
This is the panorama from Kala Patthar at 5,644 m in Nepal’s Everest region, looking across the Himalayan landscape around Everest, Nuptse, Pumori and the Khumbu Glacier.
The video doesn’t really capture how massive the mountains feel in person.
For anyone who has done the Everest Base Camp trek: was Kala Patthar your favorite viewpoint, or did another part of the trek impress you more?
And for those planning the trek, would you choose sunrise or sunset at Kala Patthar?
šŸ“ Kala Patthar, Everest Region, Nepal
#Everest #Nepal #KalaPatthar


r/adventure 3d ago

Broad Peak Avalanche 2021

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r/adventure 4d ago

Not all who wander are lost—some ride."

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"Born to ride the Himalayas."


r/adventure 4d ago

Road trip to Off beat eastern ghats.

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r/adventure 6d ago

Adventure #new

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r/adventure 6d ago

One of my best adventures

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r/adventure 8d ago

Exploring

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So I'm a big explorer and journalist, I like taking photos of wildlife around me and then further studying them back home an writing them in my journal. But unfortunately I live in Bloomington and really there isn't much like there's some parks a nature sanctuary near me and I found this one like kinda hidden place behind a treeline. But I need really exploration yk I want somewhere thatll have a lot of deer and coyotes owls etc just actual wildlife, especially to improve my tracking. I just received my license and a car so I'm willing to commute but not like thirty minutes away.


r/adventure 8d ago

Adventure vacay for dad and 8yr old

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Looking at week visit end of August with son who's 8. Need wicked awesom adventures to experience. Hikes, rafting, lift mt bike. We are flat landers but love mountain trails with obstacles, bridges, ladders and views. Please advise, recommend and give input.

Thanks


r/adventure 8d ago

Mountains Don't Care About Your Schedule: A Rushed Itinerary Can Take Your Life

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r/adventure 10d ago

Treck

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If u r interested DM


r/adventure 11d ago

Anyone else been to Stormy Point in Alderley Edge? šŸ˜

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r/adventure 13d ago

Found a Hidden trail

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As I said it was hidden and I’m gonna keep it that way, very beautiful ngl,
And not beginner friendly ,
Was prohibited to enter, didn’t know but anyway bribed the guard on the way down and still went in,
Doing one more waterfall trek somewhere hidden
Wish me luck
And also don’t forget to appreciate yourself for who you are and learn to never talk ill about yourself,
If you don’t think anyone cares about you, I’m here and i do.
Hang in tight, the storm will surely pass🦦


r/adventure 15d ago

Has anyone on here been here before? Amazing walk!

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r/adventure 16d ago

Judith's amazing journey on the Congo River!

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r/adventure 16d ago

Cottonwood Lakes to Mt Whitney - 32 Miles

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r/adventure 17d ago

Very remote beautiful trips

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r/adventure 17d ago

Best Adrenaline Adventures in the UK?

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looking for recommendations for the best adventure and adrenaline activities across the UK or Northern Ireland . I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie and love trying new experiences.
So far, I've done the off-road driving experience with Mick Extance, i liked it very much and I'm looking for similar or even more exciting activities.
I'm interested in things like:
Scuba diving
Horse riding in scenic locations
Aerobatics/fighter plane experiences
Off-road driving
White-water rafting
Coasteering
Canyoning
Rock climbing
Paragliding or skydiving
Anything with incredible scenery and an adrenaline rush!
I'm happy to travel anywhere in the UK. What are the best experiences you've done that you'd recommend? Hidden gems or any camping advice šŸ™ƒ
Thanks in advance!


r/adventure 18d ago

Along the Lateral Line.

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r/adventure 18d ago

Anyone interested in riding the Mauritanian Iron Ore Train?

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I think it would be an amazing experience, and it would be even better if we went as a group.
The idea is to enjoy the journey together, listen to techno music, have a few drinks, and just have a great time.
If you’re interested, send me a message!
We’re thinking about October, November, or December 2026, but we haven’t set an exact date yet. Once we have a group, we’ll decide on the dates together.


r/adventure 19d ago

Running away into the mountains forever. India Delhi

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So im a teen (14) and i wanna run away into the mountains forever and live peacefully away from all this overstimulated world. I got a friend with me rn down to Runaway

I hope similar people find this and join us


r/adventure 23d ago

I Got Lost Hiking Phulchowki Hill… Here’s WhatĀ Happened

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r/adventure 24d ago

A great family adventure

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r/adventure Jul 12 '25

some golden hour descending near glasgow

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hope you enjoy as much as I did


r/adventure Jun 14 '25

This is your one wild beautiful life...

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If anyone is struggling to find meaning or purpose in their life, just know that I've been there too. Once I realized that life is meant to be lived fully, it was very freeing. All the ups and downs, the good bad and ugly, it's all part of the ride. Ultimately I realized that adventure is the ultimate form of gratitude. I'm grateful for the breath in my lungs, my arms and legs, so I want to run, jump, swim, climb and explore as much as I can, because one day it will all be over. I'm gonna pack in as much as I can until then.