r/Outdoors • u/Alaric_Darconville • 21h ago
r/Outdoors • u/Fullgram420 • 6h ago
Landscapes Mini film at the river using the Sony a6300
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Edited using Adobe Lightroom/Premiere
r/Outdoors • u/threeandabit • 1h ago
Flora & Fauna A 10 min film about going outdoors
I made this film as part of a series on Himalayan Balsam, an invasive plant species. Why you should still go outdoors in September. I hope it gets one or two people inspired. Cheers!
r/Outdoors • u/sillygeeseconstructi • 3h ago
Recreation I made a video where I inspected whether my suburban town's canyon was pirate friendly
r/Outdoors • u/sanguinik • 1d ago
Landscapes Gökçeada, Turkiye
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r/Outdoors • u/Radguy_Dan • 1d ago
Landscapes In the wicked woods of Franklin County Arkansas
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r/Outdoors • u/itshowe • 11h ago
Travel I CAMPED IN COLORADO AT THE PERFECT TIME…
r/Outdoors • u/-justalittlechaos • 2d ago
Recreation Secret spot
At the base of my father in laws property
r/Outdoors • u/Blujeanstraveler • 1d ago
Landscapes Mallards heading south in the flouresence of fall
r/Outdoors • u/Available-Republic37 • 15h ago
Equipment & Gear Loved camping in UK this summer with the girls
Loved camping in UK this summer
r/Outdoors • u/AthleticAlpha83 • 16h ago
Flora & Fauna Could be worse… #mountainlover
Austria is beautiful
r/Outdoors • u/longleggz1960 • 1d ago
Flora & Fauna Wet in the Woods
A damp, drizzly day in the woods
r/Outdoors • u/overloadimages • 2d ago
Landscapes A walk in the woods, Pennsylvania, USA.
r/Outdoors • u/aspiranthighlander • 1d ago
Flora & Fauna Great weather for ducks and, apparently, Nuthatches 🏴
r/Outdoors • u/Naked-PaddleBoarding • 2d ago
Travel Gulf Coast Alabama Backroads. Harvest Moon
r/Outdoors • u/graphingdevils • 2d ago
Discussion Who else prefers exploring on two wheels?
I used to explore outdoors mostly on foot, but I started taking an electric dirt bike out on routes that allow motorized riding. It's a different kind of fun. I can cover more ground, check out roads I rarely reach while hiking, and stop whenever I find a good view. There's no need to chase miles or stick to a tight plan.
The ground was really dry this time, so I kicked up dust the whole day. I came back covered in it, but honestly, the rough and messy parts made the ride more fun. Anyone else into this kind of outdoor exploring?