Showing posts with label Wild and Extreme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild and Extreme. Show all posts

Monday, September 18, 2017

Positive Thing In Wild Nature Adventures

Positive Thing In Wild Nature Adventures - Captain Haddock, a character in the Tintin series once grumbled about people who like to climb mountains. "What's going up the mountain when it's going to have to come down too?" He grumbled, for not understanding. For the layman, mountain climbing, rafting, perennial dark corridors, and climbing the cliffs are considered futile activities. Moreover, often life as stakes, no wonder if the scolding Haddock Captain seemed to represent the view of the laity.

So, what the hell that drives the adventurer to his world, so they just ignore the view of the laity? Actually, the adventures were initially set out from a mere fad, joining in and just satisfying their curiosity. But whatever the beginning of the introduction to the world of adventure, obviously they are immediately addicted to the world. It's as if the wild is like a magnet that keeps pulling them back to re-adventure.

Even if we climb the same mountain, the experience we get is always different. This means that adventurers are always looking for new things / new challenges and how to overcome challenges that is why they always go back to the wild. In addition, of course, the beautiful scenery offered by the outdoors played a big role in persuading the adventurers to get back to the wild.
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At first, they get satisfaction after answering the challenge and enjoy the beautiful scenery offered by the outdoors. But from the experience of climbing and descending the mountain, they slowly got something more. Not just a satisfaction to reach the height of the heights. The positive qualities will slowly form, the traits that are necessary in times of adventure as well as in everyday life.

Such traits, for example, dare to take decisions. In critical situations, we are required to make wise and cold-headed decisions as soon as possible. And certainly, the decision will not endanger the whole team, especially at that time we act as chairman of the entourage.

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Disputes are not unfamiliar in the world of adventure. That arises from mental and physical conditions that are tired, so we are easily offended. But because of the free nature that demands cooperation, the adventurers can not just spit out their emotions. Little by little emotions can be controlled, so there is a possibility of disputes forgotten.

With even a mountain climb we practice motivating ourselves. Because on the mountain the main barrier is the climber himself. Tired, cold, still far away so they do not want to continue their journey. If only they could overcome those feelings in everyday life, this could be very useful when we face a complicated problem.

So also with the meticulous nature of making calculations and not easy to complain. Unpredictable wilderness conditions require careful preparation and calculation, even if there is a miss we have to face with cold and airy thoughts without blaming each other. In the middle of the forest, we will complain to whom, anyway we complain in the same condition, even our complaints can loosen the mentality of other colleagues.

In doing this activity we are required to always be honest, eg one day we do the climb alone and do not reach the top. We may say that until the peak, yet no witnesses will disprove it, here we must be honest, because the experience that happened may be useful for other friends. When we reach this stage, the peak is no longer the main target. Similarly, the pride that had once to the point of suffocating the chest for successfully conquering a peak, will slowly disappear. Because the more essential in this stage is how we get a new challenge and how to solve it.

Also reducing lust damaging like doodles, picking edelweiss and littering are long gone. Because the motto "Do not take anything but a photo and do not leave something but a trail" is already attached to them. But all this is a process that must be passed by everyone to become a true nature lover.

To be a good adventurer we must have sufficient knowledge and skills, adequate equipment and supplies, good mental and physical and high fighting power. Without it do not hope we can survive in carrying out adventure activities, while those who have enough to have everything sometimes not escape the risk of heavy outdoor sports activities.

All activities that people do have risks, as well as adventure activities in the wild. Assume a sailor who must leave his family for months, it is a risk of the profession of expertise that they do.

Lay people often identify outdoor sports as activities close to death, whereas adventurers are actually people who value life, it shows how they apply safety procedures in every activity. When it comes to death, on the bed when God wills, we can all die or we can see how many people died because of traffic accidents. So no need to be afraid to do adventure activities in the wild.

Sunday, November 6, 2016

Don't Admit That You are an Adventurer if You're Never Try This Extreme Trail Passes

Don't Admit That You are an Adventurer if You're Never Try This Extreme Trail PassesDo you like adventure by exploring the places that remain challenging and extreme? If Yes, do not admit you are an adventurer, if you don't have the courage to go through the streets of this extreme step.

The paths are arguably extreme for hikers because the small sized and situated on a very dangerous terrain. It took guts as strong as steel and as hard as steel courage to get through the small streets of this extreme.

For those of you who like adventure, and sure got the courage to go through this most extreme trail. If you are brave enough, check out the following reviews first.

4. Mount Hua


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Mount Hua Qin Mountains located in Shaanxi Province, China, known as the "road of death." How not, these narrow streets made of wood which is located at the top of the mountain with the ravine steep beneath it.

3. The Haiku Stairs, Hawaii


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Known as "The stairways To heaven", is a collection of Haiku Stairs ladders used to traverse the steep hills are located in Hawaii.

The United States Navy was built the road during World War II to install antenna communication. There is at least 3,922-foot ladder that must be walked on when passing through Haiku. How is that, do you dare?

2. Caminito del Rey, Spain



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Caminito del Rey is a narrow footpath, which is made from wood as a means to get through the mountains of Andalusia, Spain. The scary road was built in 1905 for hikers.

In the year 1999 to 2000, there were five people killed when passing through this path. The Government had a chance to close it out and the road was again opened in March 2015.

1. The Half Dome, California


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Half Dome, is the Rocky Mountains located in Yosemite National Park, California. To get to the Summit, hikers must Ascend 13.7 km cable from the base.

If you want to feel the thrill of climbing Half Dome, just look at the photo above. How do you think the adventurous, is the courage to conquer the Half Dome?





Sunday, October 16, 2016

10 Most Extreme Cliffs in the world

10 Most Extreme Cliffs in the world - listed below is a very scary even Cliff is almost impossible to climb. but because that is a lot of Climbers in the world who are so eager to defeat it. 10 Most Extreme Cliffs in the world it is also a challenge for the climbers who want to test the true adrenaline in rock climbing activities.

10 Most Extreme Cliff in the world, as follows:

1. Las Torres de Vajolet, Italian Alps. Just look at the photos of this peak it seemed not enough to see the beauty of the originals if we don't immediately see it for yourself. Delago arête route remains comfortable hiking paths to conquer the mountain. The slopes of the Delagokante slope is quite difficult and often make the best climbers here holding my breath.
Las Torres de Vajolet, Italian Alps.


2. Prekestolen, Kjerag Plateau, Forsand, Norway tall of the Mountain (604 m/1980 ft) is located varies between Prekestolen and Preikestolen, dubbed with the name "preacher's Pulpit" or Cliff steps. Have a rare peak field, measuring 25 times 25 meters and it undertook to explain the secrets behind its name. This mountain is one of my favorite natural site in Norway and attracts 95 thousand people in 2006 to climbing along the 3.8 km. It took one to three hours to complete its journey. Professional climbers usually reach the beaches more rapidly.
Prekestolen, Kjerag Plateau, Forsand, Norway


3. El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California, located on the north side of Yosemite National Park, the granite monolith as high as 900 m (3000 ft) steep cliffs has a very confusing. Its vertical bar climbing very challenging for rock climbers. It was named so by the Mariposa Battalion during their exploration of the year 1851 in Spain means "the captain" or "the boss". There are walkways along the water's edge to the top of Yosemite falls and steep cliffs, but the difficulty lies in the remarkable time of crossing surface at the granite. The granite here is said to have aged more than 100 million years. The more to the top quality of his granite turned into Taft Granite and parts are estimated to be formed at the time of melting ice.
El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California


4. Mount Thor, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada, located in Auyuittuq National Park, Canada, the western part of Mount Thor peak or Thor, soaring up to 1675 m (5495 ft) and was recorded as the world's most tall cliffs. The remoteness and the angle of its vertical bar that is 105 degrees make it a favorite of rock climbers and as a location for camping. The peak of the granite which is also part of the Baffin mountains form the first ascent by a team from the Arctic Institute of North America in 1953. The mountain's longest Rappel to date made on 23 July 2006 by a group of American youth. The beauty of Mount Thor can be seen in The movie "The Songs Remain The Same"
Mount Thor, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada


5. Mount Roraima. Lies on the border between Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana, the high 2810 m (9219 feet) making it the highest in Guyana. Included in the Canaima National Park, Venezuela and one of the oldest geological formations that ever found. Sir Everard Thurn became the first person to climb the steep plateau in 1884. Making it the inspiration behind the famous novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle-"The Lost World" and feel special even for the Pemon Indians.
Mount Roraima. Lies on the border between Venezuela, Brazil


6. Bugaboo Spire, Columbia-Kootenay, Canada situated between the river ice and river in the West, Vowell es Crescent in the East is one of the icons of the famous Alpine rock climbing in Canada. The origin of the name is the point of reference used by miners to signify the Bugaboo Creek and Bugaboo Pass. "Bugaboo" means ' object of ordinary madness, overstated, or anxiety ', which was found by a team of Conrad Kain who climb it for the first time in 1916 when Canada desperate in World War 1. The effort is still remembered as one of the toughest ascents.
Bugaboo Spire, Columbia-Kootenay, Canada


7. Las Torres, Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia you'll find Paine National Park in Chile is full of natural beauties such as mountains, rivers, lakes, and make it a major destination for tourists visit . It runs along the 112 km north of Puerto Natales and 312 km north of Punta Arenas, the Park is also the venue section Paine rise a stark contrast compared to the Patagonian steppe. If interested in the beauty of the National Park visit prefer Los Glaciares and Bernardo O'Higgins National Park neighboring the mountaineers would prefer scenery interlacing valleys that an awful lot of that separate granite peaks and mountains is.
Las Torres, Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia


8. Saint Matterhorn, Zermatt, Switzerland is one of the highest peaks of the Alps and Switzerland is very tall with a height reaching 4478 m (14,692 ft). Alpinist Edward Whymper United Kingdom origin and his team became the first to climb in July 1865. A very dangerous route took 3 victims of his team by the time we get back.
Saint Matterhorn, Zermatt, Switzerland


9. Cerro Torre, Patagonia, Argentina perpendicular Granite Mountain has a height of 3128 m (10,280 ft) and it seems to be difficult to overcome. Icon alpinist Cesare Maestri Italy origin and his friend ice climber Toni Egger Austria are not afraid of the snow covered peak and finally prevailed against it on January 31, 1959. It takes four days to reach the Summit and this achievement continues to be remembered by other climbers. After that, by using different routes reached by Garibotti, Salvaterra, and Beltrami.
Cerro Torre, Patagonia, Argentina


10. This Unnamed peak is another name from the top of Trango located above the river ice Baltoro, Baltistan, Northern Pakistan. The high reach 6,239 m (20,470 ft). Their large size and the many hills along the 1000 m to magnetize the mountaineers for years. The first climber ever to leave a trace at the top is the original United Kingdom climber Joe Brown, accompanied by Martin Boysen, Mo Anthoine, and Malcolm Howells. Currently, there is 8 separate routes toward the Summit.
The top of Trango located above the river ice Baltoro, Baltistan, Northern Pakistan.