Tour du Vercors

Submitted by benji_blf on Sun, 10/25/2026 - 12:05pm
Description

Un grand tour pour découvrir ou redécouvrir le Vercors en version intégrale.

Cet itinéraire propose de magnifiques panoramas, des grands espaces, des hauts-plateaux et des sommets resplandiscants.

Le Tour du Vercors permet d'évoluer dans les différents et emblématiques territoires du Parc Naturel Régional : Quatre Montagnes, Trièves, Diois, Royans, Vercors central.

Mission Beach To El Cajon Mtn Sea to Summit (CA)

Submitted by Chase Tesoro on Sun, 10/25/2026 - 11:00am
Description

My friend Jacob Szilagyi and I decided to do a sea to summit attempt in San Diego from one of the most popular beaches, Mission Beach, to the top of one of the hardest, most famous mountains in the area, El Cajon Mountain (the El Capitan of San Diego). This route included running through the city and other towns for over 20 miles and getting to the trailhead around mile 30. Once you get to the trailhead, it is a 11.2 mile out and back with over 3000 feet of elevation.

Mt. Yōtei

Submitted by gabriel-j-young on Sun, 10/25/2026 - 06:32am
Description

Mt. Yōtei (1,898 m), also called Ezo-Fuji because of its resemblance to Mt. Fuji, is a prominent volcano in southwestern Hokkaido and one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains. Like Fuji, it is a near-symmetrical stratovolcano capped by a large summit crater. Unlike Fuji, most of the climb is through forest, and the trail can be very muddy depending on conditions. Above the treeline, around the 8th–9th station, you're rewarded with alpine terrain at a relatively low altitude thanks to the mountain's northern latitude. Mt. Yōtei dominants the skyline from any of the niseko-area ski resorts.