/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!
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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
/r/Outdoors
I was in a store today and came across the snowpeak trek 900.
Im a big fan of the size but I'm struggling to find a spider type stove that will fit inside it with a gass bottle.
I would also like a stove with a bail handle but I could easily fit my own to anything so it's not a dealbreaker at all.
One thing I hate about the snowpeak 900 is that the lid does not close securely, it's so loose!
It's very important to be that my gear doesn't rattle excessively.
Is there a better way to start another day?
Noticed this smooth section of rock in a creek, what would cause this?
On the big pond
My favorite view, right from our offgrid porch in Spain ♥️ Love watching the sunrise with a nice hot cup of coffee.
Fun fact: The Canada Goose was artificially introduced in Scandinavia between 1930 and 1960.