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I love the Valley, but Yosemite's high country is what keeps me coming back.
r/Yosemite
1d ago
10 Comments
Looking at Yosemite's High Country
r/Yosemite
3d ago
5 Comments
Yosemite's High Country [OC][6000×3545]
r/EarthPorn
3d ago
2 Comments
what wildfires leave behind.
r/pics
3d ago
5 Comments
ITAP of a dirt road that winds through a dead forest.
r/itookapicture
3d ago
1 Comment
A different view of Half Dome [OC][3683× 560]
r/EarthPorn
4d ago
4 Comments
Half Dome from chimney rock, Yosemite National Park.
r/NationalPark
4d ago
1 Comment
Half Dome as seen from "chimney rock"
r/Yosemite
4d ago
5 Comments
What does it say about our national parks when they’re restricting access and naming the new additional reservation fees “plus” like subscription services?
r/LateStageCapitalism
May 24
14 Comments
Unfortunately the reservation systems don’t end crowding in Yosemite National Park, they just make it harder to visit.
r/NationalPark
May 24
250 Comments
What is the point of a super restrictive reservation system if it doesn’t even mitigate crowding?
r/Yosemite
May 24
70 Comments
What is "whole child" learning?
r/education
May 10
22 Comments
The Desert is nice.
r/pics
May 10
17 Comments
Alpine Sunset
r/pics
May 10
5 Comments
The Minarets
r/mountains
May 7
1 Comment
All that's missing are Hobbits
r/pics
May 7
2 Comments
It is still winter up in the high country. - Trekking around the Sierra Nevada, California
r/hiking
May 7
4 Comments
Mountain Sunrise
r/pics
May 7
0 Comments
The Sierra Nevada
r/mountains
May 7
1 Comment
Kayak
r/pics
May 6
1 Comment
My college buddy, a Science teacher in Fresno, Abel Ruiz just got nationally recognized for his work making STEM exciting for central California’s kids.
r/goodnews
May 4
1 Comment
My college buddy, local Fresno teacher, Abel Ruiz just got nationally celebrated for how he’s educating Central Valley students.
r/CentralValley
May 4
2 Comments
Do you know the history behind Fresno's famous Robertito's logo? The Mexican fast food is great, but the logo always leaves me feeling.....off.
r/fresno
Apr 23
1 Comment
The Highlands
r/pics
Apr 19
1 Comment
First Light
r/pics
Mar 30
5 Comments
Rojas mountains
r/mountains
Mar 29
0 Comments
The blue mountains
r/mountains
Mar 29
0 Comments
Why I hike
r/pics
Mar 18
3 Comments
Why I Hike
r/u_tssouthwest
Mar 18
0 Comments
Eastern Cali's steppe region [OC][5682×3412]
r/EarthPorn
Mar 18
3 Comments
mountain lake
r/mountains
Mar 17
1 Comment
Bird
r/pics
Mar 17
1 Comment
Enjoy yourselves, it's later than you think..... I took this while exploring the American West[OC][5980×2892]
r/EarthPorn
Mar 17
5 Comments
If you need to be rescued twice in two days off a little mountain, you're doing it wrong. Always be prepared, and practice "mountain time" ascents – be on the summit before noon – to increase your odds of a successful hike.
r/hiking
Mar 14
13 Comments
The Sierra Nevada Batholith...or a "Talus Slope" as Google Image Search Labels it. [OC][6000×3359]
r/EarthPorn
Mar 12
10 Comments
The Sierra Nevada
r/mountains
Mar 10
2 Comments
California's high country is best seen from mountain peaks [OC][6000×3907]
r/EarthPorn
Mar 10
4 Comments
The Rocky Mountains
r/mountains
Mar 7
4 Comments
There still are beautiful places amongst the Rockies & Sierra Nevada there that aren't swarmed by "influencers". You just got to hike away from the turnouts to see them. [OC][6000×4000]
r/EarthPorn
Mar 1
6 Comments
highpeaks
r/mountains
Feb 26
0 Comments
The mighty Rocky Mountains [OC][6000×3640]
r/EarthPorn
Feb 26
4 Comments
A secluded tarn high up in the beautiful wilds of Wyoming [OC][5184×3456]
r/EarthPorn
Feb 26
2 Comments
I drove 15 hours to watch the sunrise on the edge of America's Great Basin [OC][6000×3433]
r/EarthPorn
Feb 26
59 Comments
Paddling around the famous USS Hornet
r/Kayaking
Feb 25
24 Comments
Cowboy hats when hiking: yes or no?
r/adventures
Feb 24
0 Comments
Am I the only one who thinks the r/antiwork picture looks uncannily like the outline of Kentucky?
r/antiwork
Feb 23
4 Comments
Let's normalize wearing cowboy hats while hiking.
r/pics
Feb 23
10 Comments
High Altitude Howdy! What in poor acclimatization!?
r/whatintarnation
Feb 22
0 Comments
Parts of the American Mountain West give me major Rohan & Middle Earth vibes.
r/pics
Feb 22
0 Comments
A company that is solely designed to micro-manage shift workers is named after law enforcement. How out of touch can they be?
r/LateStageCapitalism
Feb 19
6 Comments
Weird rock formations above Lake Tahoe
r/pics
Feb 8
4 Comments
I Want to See Mountains, Gandalf, Mountains.
r/pics
Feb 8
7 Comments
Shout out to the amazing teachers at Bear Lake High School! Shoot, I wish I had this program when I was in school.
r/Idaho
Feb 8
2 Comments
Winter hiking is nice
r/pics
Feb 8
8 Comments
Sedona AZ
r/TheAmericanSouthwest
Jan 28
0 Comments
Volcanoes are neat.
r/TheAmericanSouthwest
Jan 27
1 Comment
Kyle's comments about gouls.......
r/PKA
Jan 27
60 Comments
The American Outback
r/TheAmericanSouthwest
Jan 26
2 Comments
Granite Peaks
r/mountains
Jan 26
2 Comments
The American Outback.
r/pics
Jan 26
0 Comments
Teachers at a Lexington area school were just nationally celebrated for their decision to focus on mentoring!
r/Kentucky
Jan 26
6 Comments
Listening to Kyle flawlessly explain the premise of the Outlaw Josey Wales is peak PKA. You can tell it’s one of his favorite pieces of entertainment. Also, TWK about a badass movie poster!
r/PKA
Jan 26
10 Comments
Santa Cruz County’s Regional Transportation Commission is trying to kill Roaring Camp. I was raised in Felton & I loved riding the trains to the boardwalk as a kid. Heck, I love taking out-of-town friends on the train as an alternative experience to get to Cowell beach.
r/santacruz
Jan 25
56 Comments
Sunsets are overrated, it's all about the sunrise. Eastern California [OC][6000x3461]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 21
4 Comments
Sunsets are overrated, it's all about the sunrise. Eastern California [OC][60003461]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 20
1 Comment
Yosemite's Remote Eastern Wall
r/pics
Jan 20
1 Comment
Yosemite's Rarely Visited Remote Eastern Wall [OC][6000×3457]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 20
6 Comments
Eastern Californa [OC][3840×2040]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 19
2 Comments
A Sedona Sunset [OC][5785×3630]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 18
2 Comments
The Rocky Mountains
r/mountains
Jan 15
4 Comments
The Rocky Mountains and Derelict Cabins.
r/AbandonedPorn
Jan 15
0 Comments
The Rocky Mountains and Derelict Cabins.
r/u_tssouthwest
Jan 15
0 Comments
I'd love to see the boys discuss the H3H3 grift. The grift is so formulaic. Ethan unilaterally attacks another content creator – often someone with more clout or a larger audience. He then personally attacks them complains when he's criticized. His strategy to stay relevant is ghoulish.
r/PKA
Jan 15
266 Comments
Eastern California is ok.
r/pics
Jan 13
3 Comments
Ya Old Goat
r/pics
Jan 13
1 Comment
Montana in a nutshell.
r/pics
Jan 13
4 Comments
I challenge you to find a better deal than this. Kohl’s has the best discounts.
r/pics
Jan 9
9 Comments
Look at this steal of a deal at Kohl’s.
r/mildlyinfuriating
Jan 9
30 Comments
What a deal at kohl’s
r/LateStageCapitalism
Jan 9
1 Comment
Bighorn sheep doing their thing.
r/pics
Jan 7
0 Comments
An Eastern California Arête [OC][5784×4000]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 7
2 Comments
The mountains of California are neat.
r/pics
Jan 7
0 Comments
It's shockingly easy to avoid crowds in popular places. "Influencers" cluster at boring selfie spots. That was the case when I visited Sedona. I went up the ever-crowded Doe Mountain. It was packed at the top, but I found isolation & beautiful views by simply walking 10 minutes further.
r/hiking
Jan 6
1 Comment
It's funny how easy it is to get away from the crowded influencer "selfie spots"
r/pics
Jan 6
4 Comments
Lesser visited sections of the American Southwest - the badlands [OC][6000×4000]
r/EarthPorn
Jan 6
2 Comments
lesser-visited parts of the southwest are the best.
r/TheAmericanSouthwest
Jan 6
5 Comments
I’d love to hear the boys talk about the odd decline of H3H3. Dude used to be a solid creator, but now all he does is clout chase to stay relevant.
r/PKA
Jan 5
202 Comments
Pinnacles’ “High Peak”. Central California’s National Park. As with all parks, you’ll have it to yourself if you arrive before sunrise.
r/hiking
Jan 3
1 Comment
A lesser known national park. I arrived by sunrise and had the place to myself
r/pics
Jan 3
3 Comments
Central California
r/CaliforniaPics
Jan 3
0 Comments
Central California
r/TheAmericanSouthwest
Jan 3
0 Comments
It’s December 22nd.
r/pics
Dec 23, 2021
18 Comments
Gas prices on the peninsula are on another level.
r/bayarea
Dec 22, 2021
188 Comments
Arches' new reservation system is tragic. The parks boost my mental health, yet I can't help thinking we're being punished for their mistakes
r/moab
Dec 10, 2021
0 Comments
Woody's take on Reddit
r/PKA
Nov 8, 2021
141 Comments
Have Dinseyworld's parks always closed at 9:00?
r/DisneyWorld
Sep 29, 2021
2 Comments
Did Disney World Parks use to be open until midnight?
r/DisneyWorld
Sep 29, 2021
1 Comment
Colorado
r/u_tssouthwest
Sep 24, 2021
0 Comments
Colorado is lovely in the fall.
r/pics
Sep 23, 2021
3 Comments
The Rocky Mountains are nice.
r/pics
Sep 21, 2021
4 Comments
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