#respectful hiking

[hikercarl]

Trail Etiquette 101: How to Respect Nature and Fellow Hikers

Discover essential trail etiquette tips to enhance your hiking experience. Learn how to respect nature, fellow hikers, and leave no trace on your outdoor adventures.

I love hiking and find peace in nature. But with more people hitting the trails, it’s key to follow trail etiquette. This way, we all enjoy the outdoors without issues. I’ll cover important tips, like staying on paths and following Leave No Trace rules. Key Takeaways Respect nature and fellow hikers by following established trail etiquette Stay on marked trails to minimize environmental impact…

[maureen2musings]

Wild Oregon

James Dustin Parsons

[bootmutt]

pretty park pics from where it's still green <33

featuring my whole world in the right bottom corner :3

[lost-onpurpose]

Sex Work/NSFW: @jaspervoorheespart2

Fitness/Health: @finalgirlfitness

Values

Do good recklessly

Help people when you can

Community is vital

No one is wrong for their religious beliefs, or lack of, unless they are using it to harm others)

Everyone deserves respect until they give you a reason not to give it

Pro LGBTQIA+

Pro Choice

Survival skills are important

Nature is good for your health

Content will include (but is not limited to)

Religion (all belief systems will be respected)

Environmental Discussion

Eco Friendly Discussion

Health

Mental Health

Travel

Music

Nature/Hiking

Mutual Aid/Community Assistance

Politics (I lean anarchist but will share political updates from many sides)

Recipes

Positivity

Do Not Interact If:

TERF/SWERF

Radfem/Tradfem

Homophobic

Transphobic

Fatphobic

Racist

Sexist

Ableist

Radical Christian

Anti sex work

Exclusively post feeder/feeder

ED/Thinspo blog

Partner: @primal-sanguine

[songofsaraneth]

thinkin about the man i saw in germany while hiking in the national park who was carrying a stick+bindle with things inside it, and also wearing cargo shorts where the pockets were clearly all empty

[secondhand-goose]

Sometimes I forget that some people still think calling someone "autistic" is an insult which has gotten me into some trouble bc I'm having the time of my life over here identifying a neurodivergent brother in the wild, and my friends will think I'm flaming someone

like yesterday I went to help out my photography friend with an engagement photoshoot session and we were chatting with the couple for a while, and afterwards and I made some observations

Me: "pretty sure that guy was autistic"

My friend: *looks at me in absolute horror* why would you say that???

Nay! my good sir! you misunderstand me!! that was a compliment of the highest order!!!!

45 minute info dump on assorted birds found in this particular ecosystem? fascinating!!

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

I fucking love these fools so much

(edited from multiple videos from IG: (Limpbizkitjapan, Limpbizkitbrasil, Fred_Durst_Reflections)

[greattideflow]

Took a walk today. Here are some shots from today. Check out all the shots here. Ko-Fi / Shop

[fangmich]

I want a horror game set in Germany where you travel from one Kaff to the other via train and experience people's traumas

[beinggayisreallyexpensive]

Hate that I'm wearing both pink hiking boots and a pink watch to set 🤢

[amethystsoda]

It’s wild how fast the beauty space changed from the 2016 beauty influencer era with fun makeup drops and adults doing makeup into the current day “you walked into ULTA so we have to covertly follow you to make sure you’re not stealing” because so many of the lululemon dior teens have made skincare smoothies or messed up the testers 😔

[willygood]

Sometimes it really surprises me how modest people still feel in the wilderness. If I'm hiking and you can see my nips, you're welcome. I could not give a shit.

[wild-neko]

I saw a cute lama / alpaca at the beach today :3

[helena-bottom-farter]

[darkwood-sleddog]

Me: describing my daily slash owning experience to anybody

Them: wow that sounds demanding/annoying/terrible.

Well yeah. Sometimes. But idk there is something about this dog that forgives his negatives, he’s incredibly people sweet, a quick and eager learner, a hell of a hard worker. Demanding sure, frustrating sometimes absolutely, but so rewarding. So rewarding.

[out-of-habit]

Going out in nature means that there's a chance that you'll encounter the creatures that live there. If one of those interactions ends poorly, it's not the animal's fault. The likelihood of something happening is low, but you are agreeing to the risk when you choose to enter their territory. The idea that animals should act differently towards us simply because we think our species is superior is unrealistic and elitist.