Galleria · photo tag
hiking
42 photos · showing 21–40
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Destination Dominica A hiker and waterfall at Wavine Cyrique in Dominica. Dominica Tourist Board -
Ship National Geographic Explorer Go on an action-packed hike of Neko Harbor, Antarctica, during a Lindblad expedition. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Alaska A hiker at Mount Juneau, which offers views of downtown Juneau. Courtesy of Travel Juneau -
Destination Alaska Just 20 minutes from downtown Anchorage, Flattop Mountain is the most-hiked peak in Alaska. Photo: Roy Neese · Courtesy of Visit Anchorage -
Destination Iceland A saltmarsh in Iceland. Photo: Colin Aantill · Courtesy of Iceland Tourism -
Destination Iceland Hiking in Iceland. Photo: Colin Aantill · Courtesy of Iceland Tourism -
Cruise line G Adventures A group of hikers hiking the Spitsbergen Mountains on a G Adventures expedition in Spitsbergen, Norway. Photo: Corrina Volk · Courtesy of G Adventures -
Destination California Anza-Borrego mountain landscape, near San Diego. Photo: Joanne DiBona · Courtesy of SanDiego.org -
Destination Riviera Nayarit Monkey Mountain, north of Puerto Vallarta, offers spectacular vistas and bird watching opportunities. Courtesy of Riviera Nayarit CVB -
Destination US Virgin Islands Petroglyphs spotted during a hike in the US Virgin Islands. Photo: Genevieve Pritchard · US Virgin Islands Dept. of Tourism -
Destination Austria An alpine hut in the countryside in Austria. Photo: Mathias Erhart · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Ship Le Ponant The cliffs of La Trace des Falaises on Grand Terre, Guadeloupe. Photo: Selden Vestrit · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Guadeloupe The Great Pond in the town of Capesterre, Guadeloupe. Photo: Daniel Jolivet · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Quebec A woman hiker gets a little closer to nature in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada Photo: Christian Savard · Courtesy of Tourisme Quebec -
Destination Saint Lucia The Pitons of St. Lucia. Photo: Derek Hatfield · Creative Commons BY -
Hiking between the two smaller twin mountains of Signal Hill and Little Mountain on the island of St. Eustatius. Photo: Cees Timmers · statiatourism.com -
The saddle-shaped island of St. Eustatius has two volcanic crests on either end that offer engaging trails and picturesque views. Photo: Cees Timmers · statiatourism.com -
Destination Moorea Mount Rotui is the second highest peak on Mo'orea, rising 3,200 feet. Courtesy of Tahiti Tourisme -
Destination Moorea Come to Mo'orea prepared to hike through lush forests and valleys. Courtesy of Tahiti Tourisme -
Destination New Zealand In the South Island lakes district, before the days of motorized transportation, pioneers in search of gold or trade routes created pathways through the rugged terrain. Now preserved for public access within vast national parks, these trails live on as a well-managed network of inspiring walks through totally natural landscapes. Photo: Julian Apse
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