Anyone like going on long walks on trails?
I like to walk long distance 3 days a week either on a couple days on a trail type thing and one on the back road. Does anybody like to go on long trail walks? I'm in the US Northwest.
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onewithshoes · 22-25, F
Hiking has always been one of my passions, and one I'm delighted to share with my boyfriend. We met on a hike two summers back. He was hiking barefoot👣 which had me so enthralled from the first moment that I knew I had to make him mine 🥰--and I did! 😉
He always goes barefoot.👣💕👞👞 I keep my shoes on,😏 -- but we both like to travel light, sometimes even nude.😏 We tried a long, multi day trek with frame packs once, but both found we really hated carrying all that gear,😫 so we're just day hikers now. 🌞We try to get out at least once a week when the weather is nice. Can't wait for spring. 🌞😄
He always goes barefoot.👣💕👞👞 I keep my shoes on,😏 -- but we both like to travel light, sometimes even nude.😏 We tried a long, multi day trek with frame packs once, but both found we really hated carrying all that gear,😫 so we're just day hikers now. 🌞We try to get out at least once a week when the weather is nice. Can't wait for spring. 🌞😄
Ynotisay · M
I'm one of those people. I live in a mountain forest and am on a trail or in the wilderness six or seven days a week. Just got in from a sweet snow hike. I definitely take advantage of where I live. I'm in a different area but know there's a ton of eye candy in the NW. Awesome that you're getting out there. Happy Trails.
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Rach48F · 46-50, F
@Ynotisay mentioning about people waving at you like one of the roads that I go it's a back road but it can be pretty busy but it's like a two-lane highway but yeah I get people waving at me too it's kind of funny but it's nice to have that for sure but I know what you mean everybody that has their preference of what they like and dislike of the areas they're in or what not mine was was not by choice
SW-User
It’s been a while but I’ve enjoyed hiking in the past. Really should get back to doing that kind of stuff.
SW-User
@Rach48F it’s cool that you find the time though
SatyrService · M
this is one of the reason i moved to the PNW 30 years ago.
we could trade good trail locations
oddly INSIDE the City of Portland, the is an extensive trail network
I also recommend the Suislaw wliderness
@Rach48F
we could trade good trail locations
oddly INSIDE the City of Portland, the is an extensive trail network
I also recommend the Suislaw wliderness
@Rach48F
Rach48F · 46-50, F
@SatyrService that's pretty cool sounds like it I have some pretty neat trails down to Oregon. I don't really I can't travel and stuff but neat trails in a lot of places I'm sure
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
I'm fine with 6,5 - 7 km, that's enough for me for a day. I just wish it wasn't the same all the time. I mean, I could get off the trail and just ramble randomly around the woods but I'm usually not in the mood for it either.
Livinlife11 · M
I love going for long walks, either around the neighborhood or deep through the forest, usually choose the forest after some snow or rain, makes it a little more adventurous with snow and slush or if it’s all muddy haha
HappyCamper74 · M
I enjoy it, but I'm in the southeastern U.S.
Rach48F · 46-50, F
@HappyCamper74 oh I'm sure it's fun exploring different places for sure no matter where you're at. I mean it is disappeared but if your body is not used to the climate like mine then I'm like the climate really f**** me a big time I'm like The chronic sinus problems and the fatigue respiratory it's it's not good
HappyCamper74 · M
Ahhh yes, climate is definitely a factor. Our climate here isn't the most favorable either, unless you're a fan of heat and humidity. Fall and winter are usually nice and mild without the humidity.
exexec · 61-69, C
I did when I was younger, but two knee replacements limit my range now. I don't want to get too far from home, so my dog and I settle for shorter walks in the woods.
Cloud7593 · 46-50, F
That is 1 of my favorite things to do! I love nature walks.
redredred · M
I’m in New England and hike two or three times a week. Believe it or not, Connecticut has more miles of marked trails than Colorado does.
pdockal · 56-60, M
Love hiking but less in the winter as the trails disappear either with snow or without vegetation
3Dogmatic · 46-50, M
Watch out for the Sasquatch! I hear they are in your area!
Strongtea · 22-25, M
I love hiking, but don’t really get the chance to go long distance.
Natureman · 61-69, M
I love bushwalking I do it often but I usually do it without clothes
TexasDude · 31-35, M
I love hiking trails so much.
OldBrit · 61-69, M
Have done them on holidays. I'm in UK
vetguy1991 · 51-55, M
I enjoy that very much
Justenjoyit · 61-69, M
