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Who would want to summit a peak after a all day of Who would want to summit a peak after a all day of work? ⛰️ We did it and it was awesome! 📍 Wasootch Peak, Kananaskis 📽 Full video on YouTube 💻 More information about the hike on our website 👥️️ @jeanjean553 @marienaudon
What kind of hiker are you: morning or evening? ✨ We did Wasootch Peak this summer after work, we were slightly tired but the light was perfect for our pictures! 📍Wasootch Peak in Kananaskis 🥾 6.2 km 📈 875m D+ ⏱️ 4 hours 🧗 Easy scrambling Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find a trail. #hikealbertamountains #hiker
( 🇫🇷 ⬇️ )Did you see any wildlife recent ( 🇫🇷 ⬇️ )Did you see any wildlife recently in the Canadian Rockies? We were lucky to see a bighorn sheep on our last hike. 😍 Did you know? It's named after its large horns that can weigh up to 14 kg (30 lb). 😱 Avez-vous vu des animaux sauvages récemment dans les Rocheuses canadiennes ? Nous avons eu la chance de voir un mouflon d'Amérique lors de notre dernière randonnée. 😍 Le saviez-vous ? Il est nommé pour ses grandes cornes qui peuvent peser jusqu'à 14 kg (30 lb). 😱
Do you know Turtle Mountain in Crowsnest Pass? Def Do you know Turtle Mountain in Crowsnest Pass? Definitely a hike to add to your bucket list next summer. 🥾 7,5 km 📈 940m D+ ⏱️ 4 hours 🧗 Easy scrambling 👉 Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find the details.
Who likes to walk on the ridge? ⛰️ 📍 Turtle Who likes to walk on the ridge? ⛰️ 📍 Turtle Mountain, Crowsnest Pass, Southern Alberta 📽 Full video on YouTube 💻 More information about the hike on our website
Rate this view from 1 to 10 👀 📍Porcupine Rid Rate this view from 1 to 10 👀 📍Porcupine Ridge in Kananaskis 10.6 km - 4 hours - 750 m elevation gain - Easy scrambling Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find a trail.
⛰️Porcupine Ridge, Kananaskis 👇 Distance : ⛰️Porcupine Ridge, Kananaskis 👇 Distance : 10.6 km Durée : 4 heures Dénivelé : 750 mètres Type : Scrambling facile 🧑‍💻 Lien en bio de l'article et la vidéo entière. 🇨🇦 Link in the bio of the full video and the article. #decathloncanada #scramblinginthecanadianrockies
Hopkins Mountains in Fall 🍂 Video available in Hopkins Mountains in Fall 🍂 Video available in YouTube ! #VisitAdks #Adirondacks
Did you know? I am closely related to rabbits and Did you know? I am closely related to rabbits and hares. I live in the mountains of North America and Asia at altitudes of up to 6,000m. I don't hibernate and if temperatures reach above 25.5°C I could die 😥 I am a Pika and without protection and help, American pikas could be the first species to go extinct due to climate change. ---- Qui suis-je ? Je suis de la famille des lapins et des lièvres. Je vis dans les montagnes d'Asie et d'Amérique du Nord, à des altitudes allant jusqu'à 6 000 m. Je n'hiberne pas et je meurs au-delà de 25,5 degrés. 😥 Je suis un Pika et, sans protection et sans aide, les pikas américains pourraient être la première espèce à s'éteindre en raison du changement climatique.
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Who would want to summit a peak after a all day of Who would want to summit a peak after a all day of work? ⛰️ We did it and it was awesome! 📍 Wasootch Peak, Kananaskis 📽 Full video on YouTube 💻 More information about the hike on our website 👥️️ @jeanjean553 @marienaudon
What kind of hiker are you: morning or evening? ✨ We did Wasootch Peak this summer after work, we were slightly tired but the light was perfect for our pictures! 📍Wasootch Peak in Kananaskis 🥾 6.2 km 📈 875m D+ ⏱️ 4 hours 🧗 Easy scrambling Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find a trail. #hikealbertamountains #hiker
( 🇫🇷 ⬇️ )Did you see any wildlife recent ( 🇫🇷 ⬇️ )Did you see any wildlife recently in the Canadian Rockies? We were lucky to see a bighorn sheep on our last hike. 😍 Did you know? It's named after its large horns that can weigh up to 14 kg (30 lb). 😱 Avez-vous vu des animaux sauvages récemment dans les Rocheuses canadiennes ? Nous avons eu la chance de voir un mouflon d'Amérique lors de notre dernière randonnée. 😍 Le saviez-vous ? Il est nommé pour ses grandes cornes qui peuvent peser jusqu'à 14 kg (30 lb). 😱
Do you know Turtle Mountain in Crowsnest Pass? Def Do you know Turtle Mountain in Crowsnest Pass? Definitely a hike to add to your bucket list next summer. 🥾 7,5 km 📈 940m D+ ⏱️ 4 hours 🧗 Easy scrambling 👉 Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find the details.
Who likes to walk on the ridge? ⛰️ 📍 Turtle Who likes to walk on the ridge? ⛰️ 📍 Turtle Mountain, Crowsnest Pass, Southern Alberta 📽 Full video on YouTube 💻 More information about the hike on our website
Rate this view from 1 to 10 👀 📍Porcupine Rid Rate this view from 1 to 10 👀 📍Porcupine Ridge in Kananaskis 10.6 km - 4 hours - 750 m elevation gain - Easy scrambling Check on our Youtube channel and our website to find a trail.
⛰️Porcupine Ridge, Kananaskis 👇 Distance : ⛰️Porcupine Ridge, Kananaskis 👇 Distance : 10.6 km Durée : 4 heures Dénivelé : 750 mètres Type : Scrambling facile 🧑‍💻 Lien en bio de l'article et la vidéo entière. 🇨🇦 Link in the bio of the full video and the article. #decathloncanada #scramblinginthecanadianrockies
Hopkins Mountains in Fall 🍂 Video available in Hopkins Mountains in Fall 🍂 Video available in YouTube ! #VisitAdks #Adirondacks
Did you know? I am closely related to rabbits and Did you know? I am closely related to rabbits and hares. I live in the mountains of North America and Asia at altitudes of up to 6,000m. I don't hibernate and if temperatures reach above 25.5°C I could die 😥 I am a Pika and without protection and help, American pikas could be the first species to go extinct due to climate change. ---- Qui suis-je ? Je suis de la famille des lapins et des lièvres. Je vis dans les montagnes d'Asie et d'Amérique du Nord, à des altitudes allant jusqu'à 6 000 m. Je n'hiberne pas et je meurs au-delà de 25,5 degrés. 😥 Je suis un Pika et, sans protection et sans aide, les pikas américains pourraient être la première espèce à s'éteindre en raison du changement climatique.
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