Hiking Spots

[MRocha5020]

Where is the coolest spot you've gone hiking?

[Dages]

South of France, "Kakuetta" hike (unfortunately closen after a fatal accident 4 years ago). https://maps.app.goo.gl/NBKNjYA7B1XDzn55A

North of Spain, Ordesa's valley https://maps.app.goo.gl/NBKNjYA7B1XDzn55A

 

[MRocha5020]

Gorgeous views!  Reminds me of the Grand Canyon, but without the greenery.

 

Mine was mt Kili… 

 

and maybe the Grand Canyon… got to hike it from North rim to South rim…. Really cool.….

[New World Explorer]

I made a trip to Switzerland last year for hiking, I love treks around Grindelwald. 
Some of them require cable car access as they are on tops of the mountains. 
Going in few months for hikes in Austria and Southern Poland mountains. 
Locally in Australia I love hiking in Grampians (I go there regularly) 

Edited May 18 by New World Explorer

[MRocha5020]

10 hours ago, Dages said:

South of France, "Kakuetta" hike (unfortunately closen after a fatal accident 4 years ago). https://maps.app.goo.gl/NBKNjYA7B1XDzn55A

North of Spain, Ordesa's valley https://maps.app.goo.gl/NBKNjYA7B1XDzn55A

 

Just now learning how to "quote"....  

[MRocha5020]

7 hours ago, New World Explorer said:

I made a trip to Switzerland last year for hiking, I love treks around Grindelwald. 
Some of them require cable car access as they are on tops of the mountains. 
Going in few months for hikes in Austria and Southern Poland mountains. 
Locally in Australia I love hiking in Grampians (I go there regularly) 

I’ve never been to Switzerland but the pictures I’ve seen are so idyllic.   Looks like paradise from what I’ve seen.  But, I’ll have to remember Grindelwald!    Hope to make it there someday!  

[Dages]

Grindelwald is cheating, it's too gorgeous to be in this world 

[MRocha5020]

2 minutes ago, Dages said:

Grindelwald is cheating, it's too gorgeous to be in this world 

I agree.  Doesn’t look like it fits in this world. Nice glimpse of paradise though.  

[MRocha5020]

13 minutes ago, MRocha5020 said:

I agree.  Doesn’t look like it fits in this world. Nice glimpse of paradise though.  

 

17 minutes ago, Dages said:

Grindelwald is cheating, it's too gorgeous to be in this world 

Much hiking to be done in Japan?  Fuji san?

[Dages]

19 minutes ago, MRocha5020 said:

 

Much hiking to be done in Japan?  Fuji san?

Yes, it's possible, but I haven't tried.

[MRocha5020]

5 minutes ago, Dages said:

Yes, it's possible, but I haven't tried.

 

5 minutes ago, Dages said:

Yes, it's possible, but I haven't tried.

When i went, we could see Fuji from afar, but hiking it was not part of the trip.  Hearing about the "forrest" 💀 nearby, didn't make it any more appealing.

[Katty]

Here in Northwest England, I love going to Darwen with my little girl. There's so many beautiful hilly spots with becks and waterfalls.

I also liked going to Alderley edge and hope I can go back when my daughter's a bit older. It has a really old mine and a stone circle that I didn't get to see because I had a kid in a pram still. When she drops the nap, I plan on going pram free with her, so as soon as I can either get a sitter for the baby that's coming or drop the pram for both, I'd love to go back. The picture doesn't do it justice. You can see the entire Manchester skyline from the hill where the forest begins:

We also had our fourth anniversary in Grasmere, which was breathtaking, and we hiked to a very small cave that was kinda fun, but the walk itself was the best part.

Lastly, when we were in Munich, there was this forest that was about a half hour bus ride away from the city: Grunwald (yes, it does have an umlaut, but I'm not typing on my phone. Sorry) forest. Our daughter was only a few months past one, and we put on her baby reins and let her walk for much of the forest and she absolutely loved it.

 

Going to various forests and parks is one of my favourite things to do with my little girl and she seems to love nature and flowers and trees and birds.

[daydream]

24 minutes ago, Katty said:

Grunwald

Grünwald, with an umlaut over the "u." This variation emphasizes the German pronunciation of the name. In Poland, the name is often written as Grunwaldzki, which is derived from the famous Battle of Grunwald that took place in 1410