- Home
- About
- Canada
- US
- Destinations
- Adventures
- Guides
- Canada
- A Guide to Biking From Banff to Jasper, Alberta
- A Guide to Biking the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia
- A Biking Guide for Quebec’s Eastern Townships
- A Guide to Biking British Columbia’s Gulf Islands
- Niagara Area Bike and Wine Tour Guide
- A Guide to Visiting and Biking the Okanagan Valley in BC
- A Guide to Biking Prince Edward County, Ontario
- Vancouver Airport Layover Guide
- A Bike and Wine Tour Guide for Victoria to the Cowichan Valley
- US
- Europe
- South America
- Canada
- Book & Gear Reviews
- Travel Resources
- Contact
#FriFotos – 10 Knock Your Socks Off Views
When the folks running #FriFotos announced on Twitter that the theme this week is VIEWS I knew I had to pull something together. To me as a blogger with a focus on the outdoors, views are often the reward for a lot of energy expended.
Here are what I consider 10 Knock Your Socks Off Views.
The airy view from the Skellig Islands in western Ireland
Views of the Cliffs of Moher in western Ireland
The view of the Black Tusk from Panorama Ridge in Gaibaldi Provincial Park
Views you get along the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island
The view of Bow Lake from Cirque Peak in Banff NP
The view from the top of Guinn Pass in the Rocky Mountains
Views along the Tour du Mont Blanc heading for Courmayeur
Up close and personal glacier views on a side trail off of the Iceline in Yoho NP
A view of Lake Louise from the Plain of Six Glaciers Trail
Views from Mount Yamnuska outside of Canmore, Alberta
Do any of these knock your socks off views resonate with you?
Leigh McAdam
HikeBikeTravel
Facebook
Twitter
Vote for my article on WorldTravelist.com, sharing the best travel content on the web.
About Hike Bike TravelAvid world traveler. Craves adventure - & the odd wildly epic day. Gardener. Reader. Wine lover. Next big project - a book on 100 Canadian outdoor adventures.
View all posts by Hike Bike Travel →
8 Responses to #FriFotos – 10 Knock Your Socks Off Views
Leave a Reply
About
I’ve been all over the world – to all continents but Antarctica and to a grand total of 53 countries. I’ve always got some sort of an adventure planned – even if it’s only a weekend. I thrive on change and travel provides that.
Feel free to email me at
leighmcadamtravels at gmail dot com
STAY CONNECTED
Food Recipes and Restaurants
Surprising Saskatoon: A City of Great Restaurants
TweetSaskatoon took me aback. I figured since it was a prairie city, seemingly in the middle of nowhere – that there would be a backwoods feel to the whole food scene. But was I ever wrong. Saskatoon is a city of great restaurants. Within an hour of landing I was enjoying a fantastic lunch at Souleio’s on [...]
All of them are drool worthy views! Ireland is on our list of places to visit this year. Your first two photos make me very excited to go!
Jennifer recently posted..Five Things No One Ever Tells You About the Northern Lights
@Jennifer Don’t miss a trip to the Skellig Islands . They were a real highlight for me.
Certainly. Canada certainly has the wow factor when it comes to views. Personally I have been on the trail to the plain of the six glaciers to the tea house at the end. What views and hard work as it was partially covered in snow. And I have also visited the Cliffs of Moher. Bow Lake looks totally amazing. The Mont Blanc and Cabot Trail look appealing. I would like to visit the little house on the Mont Blanc trail. But overall I think the Rocky Mountains are just fantastic for grand views.
budget jan recently posted..Fantastic Friday – Piazza del Campo, Siena
Breathtaking! Already when looking at the pictures. I can’t imagine how it was actually being there.
Marlys recently posted..A Nazi Monument in the Centre of the World
These photos almost took off a toe or two after knocking the socks off. Careful with those
Traveling Ted recently posted..Adventure activities in Australia through online discount coupons
Surely do! It’d be difficult to pick just one though.
InsideJourneys recently posted..New York’s Fashion Walk of Fame
Great photos, I love glaciers too…
Muza-chan recently posted..A Japanese Song per Day: Shinji Harada – Time Travel
@Muza-chan I love getting up close and personal to glaciers – though I’ll pass on falling in a crevasse.