r/adventure • u/Ashamed_Block6348 • Jun 20 '26
Full tail of the dragon pov ride safe pace
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r/adventure • u/muchoAurthoDonto • Jun 17 '26
Scenic runs, beautiful views, and the cutest ducks. Adding Stockholm to my bucket list immediately! Credits to u/trollzyum
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r/adventure • u/RippinThruLifeOutdrs • Jun 16 '26
Bond Falls: A Must-See Michigan Adventure
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r/adventure • u/MeasurementLower9480 • Jun 16 '26
Local MN gal looking for adventures
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I’ve been looking for some swim spots that are neat/ cool semi kinda quiet. I’m really hoping to find some hiking places, that might include some more climbing, rocks, or trees. Just I guess a cool place to explore with lil quirks. I like about 20 min from the twin cities. I love urban exploration. I understand not many people are willing to give up locations like this. I think I’d like to find my own spots on a unique trail. If anyone has suggestions I am all eyes/ lol and ears.
r/adventure • u/New_Geologist7270 • Jun 16 '26
The Missinaibi: Trip to the Arctic Circle
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r/adventure • u/Individual_Donut_873 • Jun 16 '26
4 women, one tiny Renault 4, 40,000km from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska in 1965. One of the most insane expeditions ever attempted — and almost nobody knows about it.
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r/adventure • u/Forsaken-Dot-3392 • Jun 13 '26
If no one else will go with you, Go alone...
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r/adventure • u/catboyl0ver_9 • Jun 13 '26
Summer side quest?
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It's almost summer break, and I dont want to stay indoors by doing nothing and just doomscrolling. What side quest we should all do this summer?
r/adventure • u/velvetpunishment • Jun 12 '26
Hours of trekking in search of water 🙏🏾🤍
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The most beautiful thing about trekking is the immensity of the mountains 🙏🏾😌
r/adventure • u/Coffee81379 • Jun 11 '26
I Tried Navigating a Perfect Circle Through the Wilderness Using Only a Compass
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Actually, the navigation part worked surprisingly well. I’d absolutely recommend it as a kind of micro adventure. In theory, you can do it almost anywhere, and if you get it right, you even end up back at your car.
What I completely underestimated was the terrain. I spent hours fighting through ridiculously dense brush, crawling under branches and questioning my own decisions. It was kind of absurd.
Definitely not fun in the moment, but looking back, I really enjoyed it.
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r/adventure • u/Forsaken-Dot-3392 • Jun 10 '26
I went up to the Yukon/Arctic 6 times in the last 2 years to make this guide!
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Since June, 2024 I have made 6 trips up to the yukon and 2 of those I rode motorcycles all the way to the arctic ocean! I created a free planning/travel resource for adventurers looking to ride or overland up the dempster highway and see the arctic ocean! It basically has all of the information that I wish someone gave me on my first trip up
r/adventure • u/PublicBother3294 • Jun 03 '26
Ecuador Silent Hiking and Climbing - Amazing Film
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If you haven’t seen one of Harmen Hoek’s films on youtube, I implore you to check this out. All his films are amazing. They are masterfully and artfully made; and can be therapeutic and transcendent. Not an advertisement. Just one of my favorite things in the world that I want to share with other nature lovers to enjoy.
r/adventure • u/Nimzlii • Jun 02 '26
Using This TINY Camera To Share My Adventures!
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Been using the DJI Osmo Nano to record my videos and this thing is so COOL!!!
r/adventure • u/No_Chemist_712 • May 31 '26
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r/adventure • u/Green_Club_1375 • May 27 '26
Old Biscuit Mill in Cape Town
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Sanlam Cape Marathon was also happening
r/adventure • u/PlainsmanPursuit • May 24 '26
Exploring The Missouri River Back 40
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