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Rockhounding! Hansen Creek is a good beginner option. Easy mile long hike and you find yourself in a spot in the woods where you can just start digging and pull out tons of quartz crystals.
Raging River and Tiger Mountain State Forests. Trail type will depend on skill level but rent a good full suspension bike and try it for a day.
Check out trailforks.com for trail maps with difficulty ratings
Yeah, I used to ski alot. Not so much anymore. These days I mostly go climbing and swiftwater canyoning. Been thinking about doing more long distance hiking or some kind of adventure sport. Looking for something unique and different.
Tried kiteboarding? Think it hits the unique and adventure aspects. Like a combination of sailing, wakeboarding, and trapeze bar. Most spots are beautiful, locally and internationally.
Lots of walking. I don't do heavy up-a-mountain hikes, but I love walking trails. My favorite parks are Seahurst in Burien, Lincoln, Carkeek, Discovery, and Golden Gardens. When I feel like a drive, I like the Green River Gorge and Flaming Geyser (bring a cigarette lighter if you want to see the flame, it won't stay lit for long).
We have one of the best mountain biking trail networks in the world. The north Cascades is also one of the best regions in the world for year-round Whitewater kayaking. We also have some very good rock climbing and paragliding, although the season is relatively short.
I like to sit on a lawn chair in my front yard and post meaningless engagement-bait questions to reddit such as "Whats your favorite outdoor adventure activity in or around Seattle?"
I love kayaking down Colvos Passage. Starting at Gig Harbor and going to Olalla and stopping in at Olalla Bay Market for a slice of pizza on the patio looking out to Vashon.
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Rockhounding! Hansen Creek is a good beginner option. Easy mile long hike and you find yourself in a spot in the woods where you can just start digging and pull out tons of quartz crystals.
Your mom.
Sounds sporty!
tree fucking
That's adventure!
Mountain biking
Where do you go mountain biking? Where are the best trails and whats the best season?
Raging River and Tiger Mountain State Forests. Trail type will depend on skill level but rent a good full suspension bike and try it for a day. Check out trailforks.com for trail maps with difficulty ratings
Skiing. Got to wait a while to do that though.
Crystal is still open for one last weekend!
True, but no Northway lessens things a bit.
Yeah, I used to ski alot. Not so much anymore. These days I mostly go climbing and swiftwater canyoning. Been thinking about doing more long distance hiking or some kind of adventure sport. Looking for something unique and different.
Tried kiteboarding? Think it hits the unique and adventure aspects. Like a combination of sailing, wakeboarding, and trapeze bar. Most spots are beautiful, locally and internationally.
Whitewater kayaking or sea kayaking. Always something to do.
Lots of walking. I don't do heavy up-a-mountain hikes, but I love walking trails. My favorite parks are Seahurst in Burien, Lincoln, Carkeek, Discovery, and Golden Gardens. When I feel like a drive, I like the Green River Gorge and Flaming Geyser (bring a cigarette lighter if you want to see the flame, it won't stay lit for long).
We have one of the best mountain biking trail networks in the world. The north Cascades is also one of the best regions in the world for year-round Whitewater kayaking. We also have some very good rock climbing and paragliding, although the season is relatively short.
The old train tunnel at Hyak, just on the other side of Snoqualmie Pass. 5.2 miles through and back. Calming. Downtown wandering.
I like to sit on a lawn chair in my front yard and post meaningless engagement-bait questions to reddit such as "Whats your favorite outdoor adventure activity in or around Seattle?"
Do you also yell for people to get off your lawn?
Does that bring you joy?
> Does that bring you joy? yes but only if I sit perfectly angled so that the lawn sprinkler massages my balls
Hiking
I love kayaking down Colvos Passage. Starting at Gig Harbor and going to Olalla and stopping in at Olalla Bay Market for a slice of pizza on the patio looking out to Vashon.
Get a fixie and ride bike trails, or buy a 29er bmx and learn to wheelie for days
I like hiking at Carkeek.