I'm from Swansea massachuetts..small town a half hour from Boston...about 5 years ago me and my friends came across there woods and we wanted to no ware it went to so we walked and we came across a beach that looks like no one new about and we called it white castle...and to this day I go there just to clear my head of everything and just relazwith the sound of the bay hitting rocks it's amazing u can only get there by walking
There's a million place to hike in my lovely state of Colorado. Some of my favorites are Garden of the Gods. Its touristy, but its so massive you could easily not see another human being while you're there. My favorite place to hike though is out in Green Mountain falls. Its a little town right outside Colorado Springs. If you want the total nature experience, they have a wolf sanctuary there where you can hike and pet the wolves!
I'm from a relatively small city in MA, and the closest place I have gone to climb was Assonet.
This place is called Profile Rock and was intended for tourist attractions, but I guess more of the local people go. If you were to ever go visit, I would say teleport backwards in time, so you wouldn't have to see all of the graffiti. It's just a fifty foot rock that looks like the profile of a man, and it has nice views:)
I live in Minneapolis, MN- and my favorite place to go hiking besides the North Shore (which is amazing and well worth a trip to MN) is the Minnehaha Dog Park. Yes, I said a dog park! It is located on the Mississippi River, and is very spacious and has huge trees that shade everything! It reminds me of Hawaii- a little spot tucked away in the heart of Minnesota!
I'm from Germany. I'm not really into hiking, but I love to sit on a bench, between some trees, and enjoy the awesome view. It's like mountains everywhere! And everythings green. I love it!
Wow that an awesome Hike.. Wish I could do that one.. I live in Cali.. Only place I have been hiking is Mount Rubidoux in Riverside..Its A cool one.. There is some neat stuff up there..
I live in Colorado Springs. I love going all the way up to the Palmer Park lookout, which is gorgeous, but it's not really a spot to hike to. I love hiking through Helen Hunt Falls. :)
Twin Falls Idaho, Rock Creek Park. Broke my arm there when I was 16 mountain biking down a hill. Where I got in a fight at 17, I didnt start it. . It's cursed, but anyhow it is a good place to hike
I'm from Houston TX, I go to Galveston Beach often but the best places I love going to are Canyon Lake near San Antonio and Barton Springs/Zilker Park in Austin TX :D
I'm from Houston TX, I go to Galveston Beach often but the best places I love going to are Canyon Lake near San Antonio and Barton Springs/Zilker Park in Austin TX :D
How cute was the picture of you and Jess on the Bench. Hmm the nicest spot near me, I live close to the Danish border on the German side, would be a little river that no one knows about exept me and my freinds. It leads you to an open feild where youll most definatly meet some cows. A bunch of very lovely ladies that allways have an open ear if you need to talk. :)
Okay so I live in North Georgia. Every time I look out a window I get a mountain view. I never really cared to notice until one day I was at wal mart buying my groceries and I walk out to the parking lot and look to my right, it's gorgeous here.
I totally thought this was going to be a video where you take Jess on a hike and then propose...the title is a little misleading but still awesome video you guys are super cute
Well I live in Niagara Falls, Canada so I would be remiss if I didn't include that as the most epic natural spot near me. However, if you want a secret local spot, I highly recommend Webster's Falls (in Hamilton) to everyone. You can stand on the edge of the waterfall, stand underneath the rushing water and bushwack/hike through the forest to your heart's content .. it doesn't get much better. Also if you have never tried "geocaching" you guys should, it's the most fun you can have outdoors :)
I live in Chesapeake, Va., which is near Virginia Beach. My favorite place to go is Shenandoah Valley. It's a good distance from where I live, but my family and I use to stay in this small cabin up there. We were about a two minute walk from the Shenandoah River, and me and my dad would spend hours standing out in the river and fishing. There is nothing that puts me more at peace.
I'm from east tennessee so ofcourse my choseof hiking places are almost all in Great Smoky Mountians National Park. There's this trail just outside of Cades Cove that leads up to abrahams falls. probably some of the ost amazing water falls you have ever seen and you can swim there. but probably some of my favorite trails are one that dont even have names and you hardly ever see anyone on them.
I live in a housing development in the middle of San Antonio, TX, so it's pretty hard to get close to nature, but there's this giant grassy hill near my house that overlooks (of all things) Fiesta Texas, aka, Six Flags. So sometimes I'll walk up to the giant hill with my friends, and we'll roll down it, and listen to people screaming on the roller coasters. It's the most nature I can get sometimes, but it's pretty fun. :)
The one place I know I will never forget is Tamarindo, Costa Rica. My favorite spot was this surfbreak across a river. Me and my sis would paddle our boards across everyday and go surfing. During the rainy season everything turned soooo green and the sky was this awesome stormy color. The mornings were especially beautiful. Purple sunrises and water that looks like glass. That place was surreal. I have to get back there someday.
I grew up in St. Joseph, MI and my favorite place to just sit and "be" was at the end of the pier at the top of a really old stone lighthouse thingy. It wasn't really a house, it was a stone tower thing. But, I would only go at night because I could see the lights of Chicago across the lake.
I'm in Madison, WI now and there is this little nook of land looking on Lake Mendota right behind a building on UW's campus that's so serene and peaceful. It's my favorite.
duluth, mn - any city park! (or up the north shore of lake superior for that matter.) while on a hike you forget that you're in town, and find comfort and appreciation in the little things and moments while moseying along the trails. each is unique and a treasure in their own right. all in all, just a great escape to wander through the woods.
I live in Port McNicoll, Ontario. Not many people visit unless they come to see the big church we have but my place is there is a native reserve about 30 mins away from where I live call Bala. The drive there is amazing during the fall, the leaves are changing and the colors reflect on the water ways through the highway. But to some it up, you ain't seen nothing like a Canadian Fall.
La Pared in Luquillo, Puerto Rico. It's an awesome, tranquil beach where you can surf or just chill under the many palm trees but my favorite spot is when you go all the way down to the rocky side of the beach, where all the undergrowth is and if you're there around 6:30 ish', you'll have the best seat for the most beautiful sunset around.
the "Blue Hole" is a pretty place near my house, outside of Chattanooga, TN. It's a blue hole in a creek that connects to the TN river. There's cliffs and rocks you can jump off there. It's pretty under the radar.
Here on Vancouver Island, the breakwater is the best local place to wander and enjoy the sunset. And after you get all of the salt sea air you can handle, you walk down the hill to the little ice cream shop for a soft serve cone, and if you're lucky to have someone with you, the park's swings behind it are a great place to steal a kiss.
St. Louis, Mo, the best place is Eureka at Johns Mtv cribs poolside, fake til you make it to the beach. Its b.e.a.u.t.i.f.u.l, its behind a ski resort. At night you look at the fake snow and day at the fantastical fake waterfall that flows over the rocks with animals all around. Love to imagine I am somewhere awesome! It's amazing and turkey and deer are everywhere. As for hikes you can go lots of places all over, and cliffs galore,if you find the right spot it's beautiful and amazing.
I live in suburban NY, there aren't a whole lot of tourist-free natural areas close by to my house, but I get my one-with-nature kicks by sitting out on my roof late at night. Suburbia has a whole new apeal from above and under the cover of moonlight.
im from winnipeg manitoba in canada and i love to go to St-Vital park. its so beautiful! it has lots of ducks and geese. also has nice paths to walk in! LOve it there! (also a good place for picnics)
@moonbeam353 The name of the beach is Oswald West: Take 26 West out of Portland to 101 south. It's about 10 miles south of Cannon Beach. There's a parking lot on the left side of the road, and you can get to the hiking trail by going under the bridge. Get in your car and go now! It's amaaaazing!
My favorite sopt is the Ocoee River. It's pretty much in my backyard, and I'm there almost everyday. My friends and I hike, and bike, and raft, and swim. It's the most beautiful place! I gladly accept the title of "River Rat" during the summer months! Look it up, it's great here! Love you guys!
I live in Orlando, and although the obvious thing to say would be Cocoa beach, or New Smyrna beach.. There is a beach a few miles from Cocoa called Playalinda and it is absolutely PERFECT! It's really secluded and there aren't a million people running drunk all over the place. I love it :)
There's this place my friends and I just call The Hill that's sort of behind a movie theater here.
I've actually only been there once, haha, but it was really nice and supposedly you can see the entire capital from up there and this summer I'm going to watch the sunset from up there.
Not too many times though because it's too far to walk so I need to find a daily sunset / -rise place, haha :)
I live in a suburb of Vancouver, B.C. There's this tiny forested ravine close to my house that most people don't really know about. It's chalked full of wildlife! It certainly isn't the most amazing natural spot in greater Vancouver, but it is in my particular 'burb.
TORREY PINES! i knew it the minute i saw this thumbnail :) i always run my hands along the metal/wood fencing thats all along the trails and get splinters.
There's this awesome hike up in the Sequoia National Forest that ends at this camp where they feed you and you get to sleep in these super nice tent cabins. My girlfriend and I can be your tour guides if you and Jess are up for an 11 mile hike. =]
i live in Australia. So many beautiful places where i live. i live in a major tourist destination. Best places are Burliegh Beach and Mount Warning. Google image them, they are beautiful.
I'm from north east of Scotland in a little place called Fraserburgh, the best place here is the rocky beach. Lots of rock pools with little crabs and fish, its amaizing.
I'm from north east of Scotland in a little place called Fraserburgh, the best place here is the rocky beach. Lots of rock pools with little crabs and fish, its amaizing.
The Grotto at Cypress Lake along the Bruce Trail near Tobermony Ontario, Canada. The water is crystal clear and the view is amazing. Look it up. Everyone I have ever taken there has fallen in love with it and can't believe there is crystal clear lake water!!! Side note---Jess you should see my tan line from wearing sunglasses while lying out on Monday. For 2 days people have been making fun of me!!!!
im from vegas -- i love to go up, find a spot to pull of the highway and boulder it up in red rock canyon :)
BUT. i go to boarding school in los olivos california. my friends and i go to sick places all the time.. waterfalls and beaches..
but my favorite is at night, i walk out on the field and look up at the zillions of stars, it feels like your in your own little world, and stars are something vegas does not have haha
Kentucky...down by the ohio river on top of the parking garage is an excellent view, there are also some good country roads that have some great views
I live in Round Lake Beach, Illinois. We have a four mile trail that takes you around the next town over it so beautiful. I also love to go to my lake in my subdivison and sit and think and meditate at night or sunset.
A couple hours west of Seattle is the Olympic National Park and Mt. Storm King Trail is awesome! It overlooks Lake Crescent and you can actually see Canada in the distance on a clear day!
I love it so much, like, it's not well known or anything, and there's not a lot of people, but its so beautiful, and has a huge field. Love <3 And it has a lot of memories. :)
I live in a small town in PA and our most beautiful local spot is the marina/park/island. It's so beautiful when the sun is setting. Perfect date spot, ftw.
i live in the lovely little state of new york & my fav. spot near/in a renovated church in the middle ofvGarrison, NY that is always deserted and always open. it even looks out above the hudson river.
being a nature freak, newly fashioned buildings never fit into nature for me. But this church is one of the only places i feel at peace in. the french doors are always wide open facing the river and everything is whitewashed beautiful tones of cream. the best part however is the absolute silence.
the best hiking is in maryland. all over. you can just pull off the road and theres some crazy trailhead that goes for miles. especially in baltimore county. mad trails. just mad. the best trails are off belair rd north of the city. its amazingness.
Woo Hoo! I grew up in Del Mar!! Right around 1:25, in theback ground area, there are some condos somewhere....That was just one of the places :D So beautiful :)
@helley08 -- I had a wild weekend in Austin once. The morning after, a good friend of mine who lived there promised me that one dip in the Barton natural springs would cure all that was ailing me. She was right. What a magical pool that is. Amazing!
I'm near Pittsburgh, Pa and its called Whites Woods. We do alot of mountain biking and hiking up there. They almost timbered it last summer, luckily there was a strong Whites Woods "friends"(supporters)
Hike, no, I just get dragged around the neighborhood at full speed by my golden retriever (Rum) and his mutt-daughter (Coke) every evening. Straining at the end of their 18-foot leash for the next good smell. Or thrown out mcdonalds wrapper.
Cumberland Falls KY. Its about 25 min away from my house and it's beautiful!! There is a small beach for swimming and canoeing, a few other small waterfalls, many trails for hiking or biking, and of course the cumberland falls. It's one of the 3 places on earth that you can see a moonbow at night. In fact...it's where I went on my fisrt date with my beautiful lady. :) It'll always be special to me.
Honestly, I like going downtown in Wisconsin and laying in this little area of grass where we have small festivals and summer performances and just listen to cars go by and watch the birds.
I love laying out in the grass and reading in the park by the lake in Milwaukee, WI. The skies are always so clear in the summer and I love watching the sailboats go by. It is a bit nostalgic because my grandfather was a sailor...
I live in England, and although I live about 300 miles away from it, there are many places in Cornwall that are just... breathtakingly beautiful. And there's so much history behind each part. If you guys ever took a flight over in my direction, you know where to go;)
I live in Vilseck, Germany right now and there's a really nice pond by this German high school I like to go to which is kind of far from my house but I walk or ride my bike to it because it's just nice to go relax there.
Mount Holyoke State Park and Skinner State Park. Quabbin Resevoir is a great place to go biking. and York, Maine -- but particularly hanging out at the Nubble Lighthouse (it's always been my favorite spot for some reason).
@ChelseaTheLorax -- great stuff! i love Cape Neddick. any of you New Englanders ever been to Forty Steps on the North Shore of Boston in Nahant, Mass.? it's another one of my East Coast favs.
There's this massive field near where I live (in the south of England) and I didn't really pay it much notice until a few days ago until I went there with a friend and it was littered with daisies. Sounds stupid but it was nice. :D
@ForTheLoveOfEh -- Fundy National Park. Is that in New Brunswick? Way to represent from all over the place. Lots of Canadians and Brits in the house today. I love my viewers from across the globe. So cool. You guys make my day!!
@marybside Yep it's in New Brunswick!...did you google that?? I'm soooo beyond impressed if you didn't. There's not much happening in our lil province but a least we have some wondrous nature. Come visit us:)
I don't really have a place that isn't touristy haha. I live right outside of Washington D.C in Maryland and most people like to go to Great Falls and hike there is also one in Virginia and that is like where you climb on rocks right by the Potomac River. It's pretty cool. Also awesome video. I want to go to where you guys are.
Beach side to the lovely brakish waters of the Pamlico river in NC. I spend my whole summer there. And i spend fall and spring and winter going to wrightsville beach in wilmington NC
Me and my pup go to Devil's Hopyard in good old Connecticut, she climbs the cliffs like a little mountain goat and then frolicks in the streams, doggy paradise.
Pokohino beach, Coromandel, NZ north island. me and my godmother went travelling out there and asked around for a nice place to go. Got directed to this beach, where we had to hike for an hour through a rainforest, and by the end honestly didnt think there was anything there, but by god. when we walked out onto that beach, my mind was blown. it was tiny, had cliffs and caves at either end, whitest sand and clearest water. we stayed there for hours and we were the only people all day. Beautiful.
Hey! I live in Sweden and think that the whole country is perfect! We have a beautiful coastline, fells, lakes, forests Everything! The best thing though, is allemansrätten. It gives you the right to hike wherever you want and even stay the night as long as you dont disturb or damage anything. It cant be better! :D
I live in Nassau, Bahamas and my spot is definitely Coral Harbor beach. At low tide you can walk out to this small cay and have your own party on your own island for a day.
i live in Philadelphia, PA lol most of the city isnt very pretty x.x but the most natural spot i can think of is fairmount park around wissahickon station....and it runs along the river lol perfect for biking
There is a place in Oshkosh, Wisconsin by lake winabego that is phenomenal. It has an abandon caboose, a penisila of trail onto the lake, and many good spots for pictures. My gf and I go there to hike, swim, and walk. Her and I can hold hands, hug, and kiss without fear of anyone judging.
well my favorite place to go is Lossiemouth beach in scotland, its awesome i love it soo much! but theres also this waterfall with a cave in it near where i live its beautiful!
We have this skijump tower in the forest near my house and I love to go up there to watch the scenery, you can see very far from there. I took my girlfriend there when we had our first date :))
We have this skijump tower in the forest near my house and I love to go up there to watch the scenery, you can see very far from there. I took my girlfriend there when we had our first date :))
Panama City, Panama: Coast Way, Panama... or anywhere in the country since both oceans , pacific and atlantic, are only 2 or 3 hours away. I love Panama! Saludos chicas!
i live in Wisconsin and the most epic place is Devil's Lake National Park there is so much natural beauty, you go hiking the bluffs during the fall and look over all of the different colored trees it amazing
@KiwiNapoleon -- a place to stay in New Zealand??? you better be careful what you wish for, darlin. i'd take you right up on that. sleep with one eye open, we may soon be showing up on your doorstep!! :)
there's this pier down by the harbor. the end is fenced and there are a few benches. if you crawl over the fence (rebelling against the fact that you're not allowed to) there is a long barrier of large rocks. my favourite place would be sitting on those rocks. only during spring and fall though.
as for geography: i live on the eastcoast of north sealand, denmark.
I have to mention a few places I like going hiking and such in my hometown, which Im currently not living in (Ashamed to say I havent been out hiking or walking much in my current city which Ive lived in for 4 years..! Yesah I know..)
But yeah, I come from a town called Mosjøen, in the middle of Norway, and I love going on walks up to Mostjønna (a small lake far out in the woods), going up to the tv tower, and walking out to Marsjøra ;) haha Difficult names, I know. Google it ;) Xo's
There isn't really anywhere to go in Bath that isn't a tourist spot, but I suppose when the weather's good we all chill out at the cresent or we travel 10 minutes and visit this little river that we all swim in and sunbathe on the banks :P
we have europes second biggest canyon 20 minutes from where I live. But since my tiny town is so far away from any tourist-attracting-thing us locals have the entire canyon to our self, and still many take it for granted so I have the canyon to my self pretty much everytime i`m there. Its such a magical place:)
I shift back and forth between Akron Ohio and Pittsburgh, PA for school and such. When I'm in OH I like to hang out at the gorge. Theres a great waterfall and tons of cool little caves. AND I had my first kiss there back in high school =]. When I'm in PA I like to get my skates and run Derby drills on on a paved trail called the jail trail. It doesn't have a great view or anything special but its passes an old prison (thats how it got the name) and its nice to be out there early all alone
I live is Eugene OR, And the best hike around here is Spencer's Butte. Its a gorgeous hike. Once you get to the top, you can see all of Eugene. Its an awesome place =)
i live in germany and in an area which is surrounded by the "thuringian forest", which is gorgeous and you can pretty much hike anywhere around here. it's green & peaceful & quiet &, for me, brings back lots of childhood memories. :-)
oh snap, those are like identical to my softball coaches glasses! she has a mad tanline from them ahahaha. i love this hiking spot in big bear CA on the north side of the lake in the national forest. it's kind of an unmarked trail and it's all completely shaded until you reach the top of the mountain where all the sunlight just comes streaming down to that neat little area. i'm so heading up there when i get home :)
@crutches13 -- M, I've only been to Big Bear with snow tires. Looking forward to getting into it this summer and sweatin' to the happy trails. Tour guide?
Forest Park in Portland, OR: Huge trees, the plants all grow on top of each other, and in the winter moss grows over everything. Sometimes all the trails turn to mud and it's so fun to get dirty in the woods. Also- I found heaven on Earth on the Oregon coast. There's a beach where you park your car to hike a mile through the woods along a river where the beach is at the bottom of a cliff with beautiful trees on top. And just in case you weren't already convinced, there's a waterfall too!
@GirlWonder23 -- that's alright, sister, accidents happen. These are all such great answers! I can't wait to travel around the globe and come visit each and every little corner on my way to all of your hot spots. Awesome sauce!
I Live in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada. It's a little town outside of Windsor and I have two favourite spots (yes, canadian spellorama on the favoUrite!) . It's a great place to get some exercise and have a TON of fun! I usually take my mountain bike off jumps in there. Second is a small nature reserve that no one really knows about. They have a creek that freezes over in the winter that you can skate on, and a variety of animals to observe in their natural habitat in the summer.
I Live in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada. It's a little town outside of Windsor and I have two favourite spots (yes, canadian spellorama on the favoUrite!) . It's a great place to get some exercise and have a TON of fun! I usually take my mountain bike off jumps in there. Second is a small nature reserve that no one really knows about. They have a creek that freezes over in the winter that you can skate on, and a variety of animals to observe in the summer, and is all natural habitat.
I live in Palmdale, CA and my favorite place to hike is called 'Devil's Punch Bowl' and 'Monkey Creek' they actually call it Monkey Creek because there are some ropes for you to hold on to when hiking... now I'm not sure you'll be able to find this place by that name but that's what we, locals, call it.. and it's not right in Palmdale but close enough =]
I'm from South Texas, Rockport to be exact. and my favorite spot is at our little beach park there. We have a pier that goes out pretty far and i would walk to the end of it at night with the waves crashing you can see the jellyfish glowing green when they hit the rocks. Coolest thing ever.
Im in Oklahoma City and my favorite spot is on my university's lawn. It's the weirdest thing because in the midst of rushing to classes and the times that snow is covering it, I hardly ever pay attention to it. But then when Spring comes around, it's like it transforms into a different place. It's the best on days when I don't have class and I get to sit under the shade of a tree and watch my friends rushing to class from afar. But everything's so spaced out all you can hear are birds and wind.
I live in Portland, OR and my favorite place to go hiking - well hello beautiful Columbia River Gorge - is a spot called Rowena Crest outside of Hood River. It's gorgeous. Second favorite nature place -one that is wonderful for critter catching: Oneonta Gorge. In Portland we have a lot of nature and parks. Pier Park (has disc golf course), Mt Tabor, Forest Park (so much hiking), and Sellwood/Oaks Bottom are my favs. Where are you guys in the video? I love the view and the nature! So beautiful!
the roof of the elementary school down the street from my house in Montgomery county, MD. it has pebbles on the roof and it's always an adventure trying to find a different way to scale down it. good times :)
I live in Utah, and there are so many fun places to go! I like camping and hiking in and around Kamas during the summers. I also frequent Little Cottonwood Canyon. The trees, the mountains, and the rivers are very relaxing. Plus, you can see SO MANY stars at night! :]
I'm in Montreal. The best place to hike here in the city is the mountain(Mount Royal). Yes, there is a mountain in the middle of this international city. Actually, the city is built upon and around a mountain... You could go out to the mountains or out to the south shore to go mountain climbing on the mountains out there too ...
Rochester, ny! Ellison Park, FTW! its seriously giant.
daadorkable1 6 months ago
old port in montreal quebec
itsnotforyou26 7 months ago
The Rochester Trail (Paint Creek) in Michigan!! It's epic :)
ladygagafan666 8 months ago
I'm from Swansea massachuetts..small town a half hour from Boston...about 5 years ago me and my friends came across there woods and we wanted to no ware it went to so we walked and we came across a beach that looks like no one new about and we called it white castle...and to this day I go there just to clear my head of everything and just relazwith the sound of the bay hitting rocks it's amazing u can only get there by walking
itsjessina 1 year ago
There's a million place to hike in my lovely state of Colorado. Some of my favorites are Garden of the Gods. Its touristy, but its so massive you could easily not see another human being while you're there. My favorite place to hike though is out in Green Mountain falls. Its a little town right outside Colorado Springs. If you want the total nature experience, they have a wolf sanctuary there where you can hike and pet the wolves!
mesmerizedelf 1 year ago
Near Palm Springs is an oasis. It's a great hike and the seeing the water in the middle of the desert is pretty crazy.
Randigrrr 1 year ago
I'm from germany..
I'm living in a little town in the absolutely nowhere..just 62.000 people live out here
so my favorite place is everywhere out of town.
nature is everywhere!:DD
lots of forests, lakes, hills and stuff.
but the best place is a little park.
it's a lake where you can swim and hang around.:))
just check it out!;))
SOADxy12b 1 year ago
I'm from a relatively small city in MA, and the closest place I have gone to climb was Assonet.
This place is called Profile Rock and was intended for tourist attractions, but I guess more of the local people go. If you were to ever go visit, I would say teleport backwards in time, so you wouldn't have to see all of the graffiti. It's just a fifty foot rock that looks like the profile of a man, and it has nice views:)
projoX 1 year ago
I live in Minneapolis, MN- and my favorite place to go hiking besides the North Shore (which is amazing and well worth a trip to MN) is the Minnehaha Dog Park. Yes, I said a dog park! It is located on the Mississippi River, and is very spacious and has huge trees that shade everything! It reminds me of Hawaii- a little spot tucked away in the heart of Minnesota!
apbackpacker 1 year ago
I live on bainbridge island,WA my favorite place to go is manitou beach
aliandnessierock 1 year ago
My fave place to soak up some UV rays would definitely be La Jolla since it's only 15 mins away. But during the winter I'm a fan of Big Bear :p
MusicalDemocracy 1 year ago
Hmmm in Cheshire UK, we have the River Mersey! Spike Island is a lovely Nature area, check it on Google Earth :-)
widdy4 1 year ago
cypress hills, southern saskatchewan, canada
eaglebreath5 1 year ago
Definitely icebox canyon out here at red rock national park right outside Vegas.
sciencefan101 1 year ago
hey guys, best place to hang out is Trigg Beach in Perth Australia!
best surf there!
also Bells Beach in Melbourne Australiaa also awesome surf!
lovetorun28 1 year ago
Hmm. Here in OK anywhere is pretty neutral. We sure do love our wide open spaces.
lindseyclark08 1 year ago
I don't live there but we have a cabin up in the Catskill Mountains in New York. AMAZING.
flarp24 1 year ago
I'm from Germany. I'm not really into hiking, but I love to sit on a bench, between some trees, and enjoy the awesome view. It's like mountains everywhere! And everythings green. I love it!
xmarylu 1 year ago
36*
gstefanifan1 1 year ago
did you quote no doubt at 38 seconds?!?
gstefanifan1 1 year ago
anywhere in Newfoundland Canada is gorgeous!
xsza1 1 year ago
Land's end in San Francisco
madres27 1 year ago
Wow that an awesome Hike.. Wish I could do that one.. I live in Cali.. Only place I have been hiking is Mount Rubidoux in Riverside..Its A cool one.. There is some neat stuff up there..
Virgostr5 1 year ago
i love how you say chonies for underwear just like my dad.
MabelTheCable 1 year ago
I live in Colorado Springs. I love going all the way up to the Palmer Park lookout, which is gorgeous, but it's not really a spot to hike to. I love hiking through Helen Hunt Falls. :)
cherished09 1 year ago
Twin Falls Idaho, Rock Creek Park. Broke my arm there when I was 16 mountain biking down a hill. Where I got in a fight at 17, I didnt start it. . It's cursed, but anyhow it is a good place to hike
Ashley86Layne 1 year ago
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I'm from Houston TX, I go to Galveston Beach often but the best places I love going to are Canyon Lake near San Antonio and Barton Springs/Zilker Park in Austin TX :D
fauxxxychic205 1 year ago
I'm from Houston TX, I go to Galveston Beach often but the best places I love going to are Canyon Lake near San Antonio and Barton Springs/Zilker Park in Austin TX :D
fauxxxychic205 1 year ago
How cute was the picture of you and Jess on the Bench. Hmm the nicest spot near me, I live close to the Danish border on the German side, would be a little river that no one knows about exept me and my freinds. It leads you to an open feild where youll most definatly meet some cows. A bunch of very lovely ladies that allways have an open ear if you need to talk. :)
Phonme 1 year ago
Sleeping Bear Dunes in Michigan
BAMLOVE123 1 year ago
where was this? my gf and i love going hiking and r always
looking so a new place to hike at
biolette 1 year ago
where was this? my gf and i love going hiking and r always
looking so a new place to hike at
biolette 1 year ago
Okay so I live in North Georgia. Every time I look out a window I get a mountain view. I never really cared to notice until one day I was at wal mart buying my groceries and I walk out to the parking lot and look to my right, it's gorgeous here.
ilovehim6898 1 year ago
I totally thought this was going to be a video where you take Jess on a hike and then propose...the title is a little misleading but still awesome video you guys are super cute
thismightsoundcrazy 1 year ago
Well I live in Niagara Falls, Canada so I would be remiss if I didn't include that as the most epic natural spot near me. However, if you want a secret local spot, I highly recommend Webster's Falls (in Hamilton) to everyone. You can stand on the edge of the waterfall, stand underneath the rushing water and bushwack/hike through the forest to your heart's content .. it doesn't get much better. Also if you have never tried "geocaching" you guys should, it's the most fun you can have outdoors :)
ufos0are0real 1 year ago
I live in Chesapeake, Va., which is near Virginia Beach. My favorite place to go is Shenandoah Valley. It's a good distance from where I live, but my family and I use to stay in this small cabin up there. We were about a two minute walk from the Shenandoah River, and me and my dad would spend hours standing out in the river and fishing. There is nothing that puts me more at peace.
4LovingLife 1 year ago
@4LovingLife Its def pretty over in Shenandoah Valley. I live in Richmond.
amccrazgrl 1 year ago
I'm from east tennessee so ofcourse my choseof hiking places are almost all in Great Smoky Mountians National Park. There's this trail just outside of Cades Cove that leads up to abrahams falls. probably some of the ost amazing water falls you have ever seen and you can swim there. but probably some of my favorite trails are one that dont even have names and you hardly ever see anyone on them.
Annalisefey 1 year ago
I live in a housing development in the middle of San Antonio, TX, so it's pretty hard to get close to nature, but there's this giant grassy hill near my house that overlooks (of all things) Fiesta Texas, aka, Six Flags. So sometimes I'll walk up to the giant hill with my friends, and we'll roll down it, and listen to people screaming on the roller coasters. It's the most nature I can get sometimes, but it's pretty fun. :)
pyleofgracie 1 year ago
Anacortes and the San Juan Islands in Washington. Insider tip #1 cliff jumping and hiking at Whistle Lake!
aawilson03 1 year ago
The one place I know I will never forget is Tamarindo, Costa Rica. My favorite spot was this surfbreak across a river. Me and my sis would paddle our boards across everyday and go surfing. During the rainy season everything turned soooo green and the sky was this awesome stormy color. The mornings were especially beautiful. Purple sunrises and water that looks like glass. That place was surreal. I have to get back there someday.
xMustLuvMusicx 1 year ago
I grew up in St. Joseph, MI and my favorite place to just sit and "be" was at the end of the pier at the top of a really old stone lighthouse thingy. It wasn't really a house, it was a stone tower thing. But, I would only go at night because I could see the lights of Chicago across the lake.
I'm in Madison, WI now and there is this little nook of land looking on Lake Mendota right behind a building on UW's campus that's so serene and peaceful. It's my favorite.
ryamary 1 year ago
Vegas, Red Rock :)
lisenelsebeth 1 year ago
duluth, mn - any city park! (or up the north shore of lake superior for that matter.) while on a hike you forget that you're in town, and find comfort and appreciation in the little things and moments while moseying along the trails. each is unique and a treasure in their own right. all in all, just a great escape to wander through the woods.
polarized > wayfarers... ;)
coleybopper 1 year ago
Colorado National Monument Grand Junction, Colorado. Only 3 mins from my house and has the most epic mountain biking trails called the lunch loops.
ziggylish10 1 year ago
Colorado National Moument. Grand Junction colorado. Only 3 mins from my house and have the most epic mountain biking trails called the lunch loops
ziggylish10 1 year ago
I live in Port McNicoll, Ontario. Not many people visit unless they come to see the big church we have but my place is there is a native reserve about 30 mins away from where I live call Bala. The drive there is amazing during the fall, the leaves are changing and the colors reflect on the water ways through the highway. But to some it up, you ain't seen nothing like a Canadian Fall.
mksimmonds92 1 year ago
bradgate park, leicester, england :D x
funkyfairy26 1 year ago
Gorgeous view. I live on the beach but we don't have cliffs and rocks (SW FL)
PaintedRavensong 1 year ago
im from Australia , n.s.w and the best place is this waterfall in the Rain forest at Pearl Beach
personpie987 1 year ago
and those sunglasses rival Ron's sunglasses in awesomeness! (don't tell Ron!)
clydevalentine2240 1 year ago
In Toronto my favorite place to sit and appreciate is either the park in Kensington Market, or Trinity park....both are amazing!
misspiddle 1 year ago
La Pared in Luquillo, Puerto Rico. It's an awesome, tranquil beach where you can surf or just chill under the many palm trees but my favorite spot is when you go all the way down to the rocky side of the beach, where all the undergrowth is and if you're there around 6:30 ish', you'll have the best seat for the most beautiful sunset around.
jedigiariana 1 year ago
the "Blue Hole" is a pretty place near my house, outside of Chattanooga, TN. It's a blue hole in a creek that connects to the TN river. There's cliffs and rocks you can jump off there. It's pretty under the radar.
wayfarer628 1 year ago
Here on Vancouver Island, the breakwater is the best local place to wander and enjoy the sunset. And after you get all of the salt sea air you can handle, you walk down the hill to the little ice cream shop for a soft serve cone, and if you're lucky to have someone with you, the park's swings behind it are a great place to steal a kiss.
seraboi 1 year ago
St. Louis, Mo, the best place is Eureka at Johns Mtv cribs poolside, fake til you make it to the beach. Its b.e.a.u.t.i.f.u.l, its behind a ski resort. At night you look at the fake snow and day at the fantastical fake waterfall that flows over the rocks with animals all around. Love to imagine I am somewhere awesome! It's amazing and turkey and deer are everywhere. As for hikes you can go lots of places all over, and cliffs galore,if you find the right spot it's beautiful and amazing.
curiousrain 1 year ago
I live in suburban NY, there aren't a whole lot of tourist-free natural areas close by to my house, but I get my one-with-nature kicks by sitting out on my roof late at night. Suburbia has a whole new apeal from above and under the cover of moonlight.
PenInHand24 1 year ago
@PenInHand24 I agree. It's lovely
harleyfiona 1 year ago
im from winnipeg manitoba in canada and i love to go to St-Vital park. its so beautiful! it has lots of ducks and geese. also has nice paths to walk in! LOve it there! (also a good place for picnics)
loveformakeup101 1 year ago
@moonbeam353 The name of the beach is Oswald West: Take 26 West out of Portland to 101 south. It's about 10 miles south of Cannon Beach. There's a parking lot on the left side of the road, and you can get to the hiking trail by going under the bridge. Get in your car and go now! It's amaaaazing!
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Kutztown, Pennsylvania, Hawk Mountain and the Pinnacle.
redheadedbum12 1 year ago
My favorite sopt is the Ocoee River. It's pretty much in my backyard, and I'm there almost everyday. My friends and I hike, and bike, and raft, and swim. It's the most beautiful place! I gladly accept the title of "River Rat" during the summer months! Look it up, it's great here! Love you guys!
minutemae 1 year ago
I live in Orlando, and although the obvious thing to say would be Cocoa beach, or New Smyrna beach.. There is a beach a few miles from Cocoa called Playalinda and it is absolutely PERFECT! It's really secluded and there aren't a million people running drunk all over the place. I love it :)
disbemissann 1 year ago
I live in Fairbanks Alaska, so I personally love Angel Rocks, even though I'm sure there are better trails around here that others go to.
Lunarstar 1 year ago
There's this place my friends and I just call The Hill that's sort of behind a movie theater here.
I've actually only been there once, haha, but it was really nice and supposedly you can see the entire capital from up there and this summer I'm going to watch the sunset from up there.
Not too many times though because it's too far to walk so I need to find a daily sunset / -rise place, haha :)
mHeubel 1 year ago
I live in a suburb of Vancouver, B.C. There's this tiny forested ravine close to my house that most people don't really know about. It's chalked full of wildlife! It certainly isn't the most amazing natural spot in greater Vancouver, but it is in my particular 'burb.
questioninghearts 1 year ago
Scottsbluff National Monument Scottsbluff, Nebraska
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TORREY PINES! i knew it the minute i saw this thumbnail :) i always run my hands along the metal/wood fencing thats all along the trails and get splinters.
pomegranate333 1 year ago
There's this awesome hike up in the Sequoia National Forest that ends at this camp where they feed you and you get to sleep in these super nice tent cabins. My girlfriend and I can be your tour guides if you and Jess are up for an 11 mile hike. =]
obennett91 1 year ago
i live in Australia. So many beautiful places where i live. i live in a major tourist destination. Best places are Burliegh Beach and Mount Warning. Google image them, they are beautiful.
carlresse 1 year ago
I'm from north east of Scotland in a little place called Fraserburgh, the best place here is the rocky beach. Lots of rock pools with little crabs and fish, its amaizing.
RockyHorrorFrank 1 year ago
I'm from north east of Scotland in a little place called Fraserburgh, the best place here is the rocky beach. Lots of rock pools with little crabs and fish, its amaizing.
RockyHorrorFrank 1 year ago
The Grotto at Cypress Lake along the Bruce Trail near Tobermony Ontario, Canada. The water is crystal clear and the view is amazing. Look it up. Everyone I have ever taken there has fallen in love with it and can't believe there is crystal clear lake water!!! Side note---Jess you should see my tan line from wearing sunglasses while lying out on Monday. For 2 days people have been making fun of me!!!!
misscdnhockey 1 year ago
im from vegas -- i love to go up, find a spot to pull of the highway and boulder it up in red rock canyon :)
BUT. i go to boarding school in los olivos california. my friends and i go to sick places all the time.. waterfalls and beaches..
but my favorite is at night, i walk out on the field and look up at the zillions of stars, it feels like your in your own little world, and stars are something vegas does not have haha
marydoestkd 1 year ago
Kentucky...down by the ohio river on top of the parking garage is an excellent view, there are also some good country roads that have some great views
mmm4dmb 1 year ago
I live in Round Lake Beach, Illinois. We have a four mile trail that takes you around the next town over it so beautiful. I also love to go to my lake in my subdivison and sit and think and meditate at night or sunset.
LatinaAngel1008 1 year ago
Torrey Pines Reserve/Beach in Del Mar, Ca
Nataliesnwbrd 1 year ago
My favorite place to go is Coronado island cuz I love to see Downtown SD and with the bay in between for me its awesome :)
eianaza15 1 year ago
TORREY PINES! i knew it the second i saw this video thumbnail! i always run my hands along the wood posts and metal wiring and get splinters :) yum.
pomegranate333 1 year ago
TORREY PINES! i knew the minute i saw the thumbnail to this video :) i always run my hands along the wood and metal fences and get splinters.
pomegranate333 1 year ago
I'm from Western Washington. Goat Rocks is a pretty nice hiking spot.
SunOutOfTheDarkness 1 year ago
im from jersey my favorite place to hike is newpaltz new york, and kayaking the deleware river
melissa67890 1 year ago
how did you and jess meet?
SharmyyBarmyy 1 year ago
A couple hours west of Seattle is the Olympic National Park and Mt. Storm King Trail is awesome! It overlooks Lake Crescent and you can actually see Canada in the distance on a clear day!
hellobeccac 1 year ago
The park at the end of my house <3
Canada.
I love it so much, like, it's not well known or anything, and there's not a lot of people, but its so beautiful, and has a huge field. Love <3 And it has a lot of memories. :)
britkimberlylegere 1 year ago
Fossil Beach.......... Kodiak, Alaska........d
lostcaribou 1 year ago
i'm from a small town in michigan. and there's this place called "the rocks" which actually used to be a cement bridge that collapsed into this creek.
and all the kids go and sit and spray paint these hunks of cement, deep in the woods, surrounded by a creek.
SO cool :]
babyteethxo 1 year ago
I live in a small town in PA and our most beautiful local spot is the marina/park/island. It's so beautiful when the sun is setting. Perfect date spot, ftw.
xSophieCuyler 1 year ago
Kalamalka lake in BC, Canada :]
KaylasNotGrey 1 year ago
i live in the lovely little state of new york & my fav. spot near/in a renovated church in the middle ofvGarrison, NY that is always deserted and always open. it even looks out above the hudson river.
being a nature freak, newly fashioned buildings never fit into nature for me. But this church is one of the only places i feel at peace in. the french doors are always wide open facing the river and everything is whitewashed beautiful tones of cream. the best part however is the absolute silence.
CarolinesCute 1 year ago
Elephant Rocks in Missouri. HUGE rocks that dogs can climb too. its just so sweeeet.
AND It's a super good place to meditate at like 7am. SO good.
acousticgrlstl 1 year ago
the best hiking is in maryland. all over. you can just pull off the road and theres some crazy trailhead that goes for miles. especially in baltimore county. mad trails. just mad. the best trails are off belair rd north of the city. its amazingness.
lyndangel48 1 year ago
@lyndangel48 aargh i'm starting UMD in the fall (i'm from NY) I cant wait to do all sorts of outdoor stuff when I get down there!!
me3girly3321 1 year ago
Woo Hoo! I grew up in Del Mar!! Right around 1:25, in theback ground area, there are some condos somewhere....That was just one of the places :D So beautiful :)
s8ntmark 1 year ago
I'm from Austin. and the best place to go swimming/hiking/biking is the Barton Creek Greenbelt.
helley08 1 year ago
@helley08 -- I had a wild weekend in Austin once. The morning after, a good friend of mine who lived there promised me that one dip in the Barton natural springs would cure all that was ailing me. She was right. What a magical pool that is. Amazing!
marybside 1 year ago
This look alot like Torrey Pines.
I'm near Pittsburgh, Pa and its called Whites Woods. We do alot of mountain biking and hiking up there. They almost timbered it last summer, luckily there was a strong Whites Woods "friends"(supporters)
rockinthepride 1 year ago
Hike, no, I just get dragged around the neighborhood at full speed by my golden retriever (Rum) and his mutt-daughter (Coke) every evening. Straining at the end of their 18-foot leash for the next good smell. Or thrown out mcdonalds wrapper.
pinkromance 1 year ago
Cumberland Falls KY. Its about 25 min away from my house and it's beautiful!! There is a small beach for swimming and canoeing, a few other small waterfalls, many trails for hiking or biking, and of course the cumberland falls. It's one of the 3 places on earth that you can see a moonbow at night. In fact...it's where I went on my fisrt date with my beautiful lady. :) It'll always be special to me.
14JessieJames 1 year ago
@14JessieJames Actually...it's where she proposed as well! :)
14JessieJames 1 year ago
Montreat College, North Carolina on Top of Lookout Mt.
firesidefun18 1 year ago
Honestly, I like going downtown in Wisconsin and laying in this little area of grass where we have small festivals and summer performances and just listen to cars go by and watch the birds.
minirockstar12 1 year ago
Monteagle Tennessee
literaryvisionary 1 year ago
I love laying out in the grass and reading in the park by the lake in Milwaukee, WI. The skies are always so clear in the summer and I love watching the sailboats go by. It is a bit nostalgic because my grandfather was a sailor...
annieg82191 1 year ago
I live in England, and although I live about 300 miles away from it, there are many places in Cornwall that are just... breathtakingly beautiful. And there's so much history behind each part. If you guys ever took a flight over in my direction, you know where to go;)
FrankieeW 1 year ago
I live in Vilseck, Germany right now and there's a really nice pond by this German high school I like to go to which is kind of far from my house but I walk or ride my bike to it because it's just nice to go relax there.
spicytaco4life 1 year ago
Mount Holyoke State Park and Skinner State Park. Quabbin Resevoir is a great place to go biking. and York, Maine -- but particularly hanging out at the Nubble Lighthouse (it's always been my favorite spot for some reason).
ChelseaTheLorax 1 year ago
@ChelseaTheLorax -- great stuff! i love Cape Neddick. any of you New Englanders ever been to Forty Steps on the North Shore of Boston in Nahant, Mass.? it's another one of my East Coast favs.
marybside 1 year ago
There's this massive field near where I live (in the south of England) and I didn't really pay it much notice until a few days ago until I went there with a friend and it was littered with daisies. Sounds stupid but it was nice. :D
alanabbeygts 1 year ago
Spring Lake in Santa Rosa, Ca
amylove1975 1 year ago
Love visiting the Hope Well Rocks and hiking at Fundy National Park...its always breath taking!
ForTheLoveOfEh 1 year ago
@ForTheLoveOfEh -- Fundy National Park. Is that in New Brunswick? Way to represent from all over the place. Lots of Canadians and Brits in the house today. I love my viewers from across the globe. So cool. You guys make my day!!
marybside 1 year ago
@marybside Yep it's in New Brunswick!...did you google that?? I'm soooo beyond impressed if you didn't. There's not much happening in our lil province but a least we have some wondrous nature. Come visit us:)
ForTheLoveOfEh 1 year ago
Ringing Rocks, Pennsylvania. Possibly the best spot in the world.
cld25bu 1 year ago
@cld25bu -- shout out to Bucks County, PA!
marybside 1 year ago
lake district in the UK... wild camped a few times... rather nice for only an hour away :)
love4choc 1 year ago
I don't really have a place that isn't touristy haha. I live right outside of Washington D.C in Maryland and most people like to go to Great Falls and hike there is also one in Virginia and that is like where you climb on rocks right by the Potomac River. It's pretty cool. Also awesome video. I want to go to where you guys are.
thinksmiles 1 year ago
Beach side to the lovely brakish waters of the Pamlico river in NC. I spend my whole summer there. And i spend fall and spring and winter going to wrightsville beach in wilmington NC
LostInTranslation02 1 year ago
Me and my pup go to Devil's Hopyard in good old Connecticut, she climbs the cliffs like a little mountain goat and then frolicks in the streams, doggy paradise.
notaplainjane 1 year ago
@notaplainjane -- In East Haddam?? Woohoo! I didn't know if I'd hear from any folks back home in my Nutmeg State! Way to be, baby.
marybside 1 year ago
I live in Saint Louis... we have tons of parks that are really awesome for hiking and mountain biking :D
SexyNinjaPicklez 1 year ago
Pokohino beach, Coromandel, NZ north island. me and my godmother went travelling out there and asked around for a nice place to go. Got directed to this beach, where we had to hike for an hour through a rainforest, and by the end honestly didnt think there was anything there, but by god. when we walked out onto that beach, my mind was blown. it was tiny, had cliffs and caves at either end, whitest sand and clearest water. we stayed there for hours and we were the only people all day. Beautiful.
plooeyadmas 1 year ago
Cataloochee valley to see the elk and the old village. in waynesville nc
deltapep 1 year ago
Hey! I live in Sweden and think that the whole country is perfect! We have a beautiful coastline, fells, lakes, forests Everything! The best thing though, is allemansrätten. It gives you the right to hike wherever you want and even stay the night as long as you dont disturb or damage anything. It cant be better! :D
MsMrcookiemonster 1 year ago
I live in Nassau, Bahamas and my spot is definitely Coral Harbor beach. At low tide you can walk out to this small cay and have your own party on your own island for a day.
Darkfaeire 1 year ago
i live in Philadelphia, PA lol most of the city isnt very pretty x.x but the most natural spot i can think of is fairmount park around wissahickon station....and it runs along the river lol perfect for biking
smibbie 1 year ago
I live in Colorado :). There is skiing. I love to rock climbing in the canyon, and rafting down the river is amazing
ThatsSoGray 1 year ago
There is a place in Oshkosh, Wisconsin by lake winabego that is phenomenal. It has an abandon caboose, a penisila of trail onto the lake, and many good spots for pictures. My gf and I go there to hike, swim, and walk. Her and I can hold hands, hug, and kiss without fear of anyone judging.
ahappygay 1 year ago
I have a place that I go to but if I were to tell you about it. Then everyone is going go there.
DAVETYIOP 1 year ago
well my favorite place to go is Lossiemouth beach in scotland, its awesome i love it soo much! but theres also this waterfall with a cave in it near where i live its beautiful!
SnowKB23 1 year ago
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We have this skijump tower in the forest near my house and I love to go up there to watch the scenery, you can see very far from there. I took my girlfriend there when we had our first date :))
lisesolveig 1 year ago
We have this skijump tower in the forest near my house and I love to go up there to watch the scenery, you can see very far from there. I took my girlfriend there when we had our first date :))
lisesolveig 1 year ago
Panama City, Panama: Coast Way, Panama... or anywhere in the country since both oceans , pacific and atlantic, are only 2 or 3 hours away. I love Panama! Saludos chicas!
Janissing 1 year ago
i live in Wisconsin and the most epic place is Devil's Lake National Park there is so much natural beauty, you go hiking the bluffs during the fall and look over all of the different colored trees it amazing
chiller461 1 year ago
the creek in my backyard is my spot. it makes me so happy and relaxed to chill there with my puppy :) - Stafford, VA
qbambina06 1 year ago
Arthur's pass is pretty cool, I could give you two a place to stay!! ;-)
KiwiNapoleon 1 year ago
@KiwiNapoleon -- a place to stay in New Zealand??? you better be careful what you wish for, darlin. i'd take you right up on that. sleep with one eye open, we may soon be showing up on your doorstep!! :)
marybside 1 year ago
@marybside I hope you do, give me some warning so I can make the place respectable and you'll both be most welcome. And I'm being sincere.
KiwiNapoleon 1 year ago
there's this pier down by the harbor. the end is fenced and there are a few benches. if you crawl over the fence (rebelling against the fact that you're not allowed to) there is a long barrier of large rocks. my favourite place would be sitting on those rocks. only during spring and fall though.
as for geography: i live on the eastcoast of north sealand, denmark.
cachrots 1 year ago
I have to mention a few places I like going hiking and such in my hometown, which Im currently not living in (Ashamed to say I havent been out hiking or walking much in my current city which Ive lived in for 4 years..! Yesah I know..)
But yeah, I come from a town called Mosjøen, in the middle of Norway, and I love going on walks up to Mostjønna (a small lake far out in the woods), going up to the tv tower, and walking out to Marsjøra ;) haha Difficult names, I know. Google it ;) Xo's
lizrem 1 year ago
I live in Ventura, ca. usually I go up in the hills to this place called the Cross. it over looks the whole city, i love it.
JustaDream22 1 year ago
There isn't really anywhere to go in Bath that isn't a tourist spot, but I suppose when the weather's good we all chill out at the cresent or we travel 10 minutes and visit this little river that we all swim in and sunbathe on the banks :P
bswrocks 1 year ago
a blade in your chones? that's not a very nice image
pete275 1 year ago
Gogebic County, Upper Michigan Ottawa National Forest covers almost a million acres Black River Harbor is a super spot to see what the UP can offer.
CRIPES920 1 year ago
you guys are too cute :)...i think you are awesome mary! keep it up :D
patitofeo26 1 year ago
we have europes second biggest canyon 20 minutes from where I live. But since my tiny town is so far away from any tourist-attracting-thing us locals have the entire canyon to our self, and still many take it for granted so I have the canyon to my self pretty much everytime i`m there. Its such a magical place:)
9ckoline 1 year ago
I shift back and forth between Akron Ohio and Pittsburgh, PA for school and such. When I'm in OH I like to hang out at the gorge. Theres a great waterfall and tons of cool little caves. AND I had my first kiss there back in high school =]. When I'm in PA I like to get my skates and run Derby drills on on a paved trail called the jail trail. It doesn't have a great view or anything special but its passes an old prison (thats how it got the name) and its nice to be out there early all alone
bellamorgella 1 year ago
I live is Eugene OR, And the best hike around here is Spencer's Butte. Its a gorgeous hike. Once you get to the top, you can see all of Eugene. Its an awesome place =)
footpathofcath 1 year ago
i live in germany and in an area which is surrounded by the "thuringian forest", which is gorgeous and you can pretty much hike anywhere around here. it's green & peaceful & quiet &, for me, brings back lots of childhood memories. :-)
Julikate 1 year ago
oh snap, those are like identical to my softball coaches glasses! she has a mad tanline from them ahahaha. i love this hiking spot in big bear CA on the north side of the lake in the national forest. it's kind of an unmarked trail and it's all completely shaded until you reach the top of the mountain where all the sunlight just comes streaming down to that neat little area. i'm so heading up there when i get home :)
crutches13 1 year ago
@crutches13 -- M, I've only been to Big Bear with snow tires. Looking forward to getting into it this summer and sweatin' to the happy trails. Tour guide?
marybside 1 year ago
Forest Park in Portland, OR: Huge trees, the plants all grow on top of each other, and in the winter moss grows over everything. Sometimes all the trails turn to mud and it's so fun to get dirty in the woods. Also- I found heaven on Earth on the Oregon coast. There's a beach where you park your car to hike a mile through the woods along a river where the beach is at the bottom of a cliff with beautiful trees on top. And just in case you weren't already convinced, there's a waterfall too!
IndigoInsight 1 year ago
@IndigoInsight I'm from Portland and love going to the coast - where is this amazing beach you speak of? :)
moonbeam353 1 year ago
I didn't mean to post that 3 times. Sorry, I don't know how to remove it.
GirlWonder23 1 year ago
@GirlWonder23 -- that's alright, sister, accidents happen. These are all such great answers! I can't wait to travel around the globe and come visit each and every little corner on my way to all of your hot spots. Awesome sauce!
marybside 1 year ago
I Live in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada. It's a little town outside of Windsor and I have two favourite spots (yes, canadian spellorama on the favoUrite!) . It's a great place to get some exercise and have a TON of fun! I usually take my mountain bike off jumps in there. Second is a small nature reserve that no one really knows about. They have a creek that freezes over in the winter that you can skate on, and a variety of animals to observe in their natural habitat in the summer.
GirlWonder23 1 year ago
I Live in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada. It's a little town outside of Windsor and I have two favourite spots (yes, canadian spellorama on the favoUrite!) . It's a great place to get some exercise and have a TON of fun! I usually take my mountain bike off jumps in there. Second is a small nature reserve that no one really knows about. They have a creek that freezes over in the winter that you can skate on, and a variety of animals to observe in the summer, and is all natural habitat.
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GirlWonder23 1 year ago
Well, unfortunately, I haven't explored Wisconsin's Wide Open Spaces, so much (on account of going to school 40+ hours a week AND being broke).....
HOWEVER:
I vacationed in Seattle one summer and the San Juan Islands are a wicked awesome place for hiking and bike riding and all sorts of outdoor-sy fun
If ya'll get a chance, I highly recommend them!
krant28 1 year ago
I live in Palmdale, CA and my favorite place to hike is called 'Devil's Punch Bowl' and 'Monkey Creek' they actually call it Monkey Creek because there are some ropes for you to hold on to when hiking... now I'm not sure you'll be able to find this place by that name but that's what we, locals, call it.. and it's not right in Palmdale but close enough =]
Irenefloridia 1 year ago
I'm from South Texas, Rockport to be exact. and my favorite spot is at our little beach park there. We have a pier that goes out pretty far and i would walk to the end of it at night with the waves crashing you can see the jellyfish glowing green when they hit the rocks. Coolest thing ever.
casara27 1 year ago
Im in Oklahoma City and my favorite spot is on my university's lawn. It's the weirdest thing because in the midst of rushing to classes and the times that snow is covering it, I hardly ever pay attention to it. But then when Spring comes around, it's like it transforms into a different place. It's the best on days when I don't have class and I get to sit under the shade of a tree and watch my friends rushing to class from afar. But everything's so spaced out all you can hear are birds and wind.
RockieRaccoon13 1 year ago
I live in Portland, OR and my favorite place to go hiking - well hello beautiful Columbia River Gorge - is a spot called Rowena Crest outside of Hood River. It's gorgeous. Second favorite nature place -one that is wonderful for critter catching: Oneonta Gorge. In Portland we have a lot of nature and parks. Pier Park (has disc golf course), Mt Tabor, Forest Park (so much hiking), and Sellwood/Oaks Bottom are my favs. Where are you guys in the video? I love the view and the nature! So beautiful!
moonbeam353 1 year ago
the roof of the elementary school down the street from my house in Montgomery county, MD. it has pebbles on the roof and it's always an adventure trying to find a different way to scale down it. good times :)
RobynBananas 1 year ago
I live in Utah, and there are so many fun places to go! I like camping and hiking in and around Kamas during the summers. I also frequent Little Cottonwood Canyon. The trees, the mountains, and the rivers are very relaxing. Plus, you can see SO MANY stars at night! :]
TheSparrowed 1 year ago
I'm in Montreal. The best place to hike here in the city is the mountain(Mount Royal). Yes, there is a mountain in the middle of this international city. Actually, the city is built upon and around a mountain... You could go out to the mountains or out to the south shore to go mountain climbing on the mountains out there too ...
jeremy1350 1 year ago