/r/Outdoors
Outdoor recreation: keeping humans fit, fed and happy for thousands of years! The sun on your face, the wind in your hair: all this and more could be yours to experience... if you ever get off reddit and go outside for once! Outdoors is for all outdoor experiences, not limited to any specific interest.
Caving, mountain climbing, cycling, bushcraft, gardening, sailing, plants, birds, trees, going for a stroll -- it's all on topic here!
Outdoor recreation: keeping humans fit, fed and happy for thousands of years. The sun on your face, the wind in your hair... all this and more could be yours to experience - if you ever get off reddit and go outside for once!
This subreddit is for all outdoor experiences: we aren't limited to any specific interest. Caving, mountain climbing, cycling, bushcraft, gardening, simply going for a stroll — it's all on topic here!
Feel free to ask questions or ask for advice, show off your snaps, post beautiful scenery, ask for career information, recommend gear or suggest locations — whatever you'd like. Anything and everything Outdoorsy is allowed (as long as it doesn't break our rules)!
0. Follow reddit's Content Policy!
Be civil at all times, even in argument and during debate.
Tag any NSFW content.
Do not spam. See below.
English-language submissions only; non-English comments are OK.
Now get off reddit and go outdoors immediately! 😊🌲
Links to a blog, website, or service you run, or are involved in running, are considered self-promotional; you may only post such content if you have made a variety of unrelated contributions (i.e. submissions and comments) to /r/Outdoors over an extended period.
If the majority of your contributions to /r/Outdoors are your own content, you may be banned with or without warning.
PM the mods if you are uncertain whether your post will be considered spammy. Exceptions can be made for certain content.
Below are random, off-reddit links!
Barriers to the Outdoors (PDF), insight into the challenges young adults face getting outdoors
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...I certainly had to work for this view🌄✌️😎
Southern California desertscape at its most beautiful.
St Austell, Cornwall, UK
Gorgeous Day on the Oregon Coast
Which jacket is better for:
Everyday use including walking to work and snow removal in Canada average winter is 5 to -15 with the worst being -30 to -40.
Can I wear it -20 to -40 if I layer? Sorry for American folks you will have to do the F conversion y’all choose to have a different measurement for temperature then the rest of the world.
I mean, considering the nuclear weapon scrnario, it can easily be the last.
Little shot of Mt. Washington through the trees of Mount Pleasant. Nikon D3300 with 70-300mm lens.
It was almost in the 30s last night so decided to get the smudge pot choochin to heat things back up while we let the dogs run around. I have a heat deflector coming in the next couple days too for better heating