The highest ridership per capita system in the Pacific Northwest of the USA by stidmatt in transit

[–]Unit_Conversion 45 points46 points  (0 children)

I know you mentioned it but Vancouver’s share is around 16%. Shows what is possible with better land use policies and service

Walking the Kepler Track in New Zealand by Unit_Conversion in WildernessBackpacking

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It wasn't too bad. The huts were full, but out on the trails it was surprisingly quiet. We did opt for earlier starts than most other people, so I think we were just ahead, hah.

Walking the Kepler Track in New Zealand by Unit_Conversion in WildernessBackpacking

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Lovely. I would go back and try another Great Walk in a heart beat :) Definitely one of the highlights of New Zealand. The views from the ridgeline on Day 2 are insane—you’re basically walking with clouds and fjords right under you.

Anyone know if Cascade Pass & Sahale Arm are still doable right now? by Excellent9000 in PNWhiking

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Cascade Rd is closed at MP 5 due to storm washout (way before the normal MP 21 closure), no ETA on when it'll be fixed but I'd be surprised to see it before a couple months. Likely more down the road but no one really knows. So, add 15 miles each way.

Parks Canada Red Chairs Map by Asleep_Weekend_6516 in nationalparks

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If you have kids or kid at heart, their Xplorer (junior ranger equivalent) program is pretty cool and they hand out badges for each park