An ideal day hike on Canada’s west coast — any month of the year — is our #8 video of 2022.
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Video #9 ➙ Bermuda on a WINDY DAY
Bermuda is paradise. You can hike year round.
But it does get WINDY in the triangle. We nearly broke a camera in our #9 video of 2022.
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Video #10 ➙ Moorecroft Park, Vancouver Island
Over the days before Christmas we’ll be counting down our top 10 BestHike videos of 2022.
#10 is a gorgeous — little visited — park on the west coast of Canada.
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Angel Falls, Venezuela
I’ve always dreamed about hiking the world’s highest waterfall — but this VIDEO is the closest I’ve gotten, so far. 😀
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Best GPS Devices for Hiking?
Now that iPhone 14 offers Emergency SOS via satellite — do you also need to carry a Garmin or other dedicated device?
Here’s what @MyLifeOutdoors found when trying out the new iPhone 14 feature.
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What’s Your #1 Hike Anywhere? 👀
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6 Great Hikes in Namibia
- Fish River Canyon
- Olive Trail
- Etendeka Walking Trail
- Waterberg Plateau Park
- Big Daddy dune walk
- National Botanic Garden of Namibia
Details on Lonely Planet.
American Prairie nature reserve
American Prairie is a massive prairie-based nature reserve in northeastern Montana being developed as a private project of the American Prairie Foundation (APF).
This independent non-profit organization is creating a wildlife conservation area …
… opportunities such as hiking, mountain biking, hunting and fishing …
Within large but securely fenced areas, APF is developing a bison herd free from cattle genes. …
americanprairie.org
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Kesugi Ridge, Alaska
I really like Kraig Adams’ videos.
So calming. Never rushed.
The opposite of most vloggers.
Details on how to do that hike yourself is at the end of the edit.
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Chezwick – FASTEST Great Western Loop
Nick “Chezwick” Gagnon.
Thirteen pairs of hiking boots, 17 pairs of socks, and five headlamps. Nine U.S. states, six national parks, and 25 backpacker hostels. Approximately 15 million steps and 6,875.5 total miles.
These dizzying metrics come from hiker Nick Gagnon’s recent completion of the Great Western Loop, a massive thru-hike that links together sections of the Pacific Crest, Pacific Northwest, Continental Divide, Grand Enchantment, and Arizona trails in a nearly 7,000-mile circle.
Nobody knows how many hikers have completed the route, but only two others have documented their successful journeys: backpacker Jeff Garmire in 2018 and guide Andrew Skurka in 2007.
Garmier completed it in 208 days and 15 hours, while Skurka finished it in 213 days and six hours. …
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