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Dreamz_Of_Green · 08-20-2010, 06:54 AM

Another hike .....

Dreamz_Of_Green · 08-20-2010, 07:00 AM

a few more this was 5.5 miles on the rivers edge at the bottom of the 500+ft gorge

Dreamz_Of_Green · 08-21-2010, 04:30 PM

the pics dont do it justice that last pic is looking up bout 500ft it doesnt look like it but it is this gorge was made by glaciers 100's of yrs ago made of ice

crafteala · 11-26-2010, 09:04 AM

Well, hiking high not made me too good... Maybe only in long offroad paths before real hiking. I want to try this !

sampo99999 · 05-04-2011, 07:48 AM

I think hiking would not be possible with out herb

funkervogt · 05-15-2011, 01:56 AM

If it's a strenuous/difficult hike I won't toke at all to ensure I have my wits about me. Or I'll wait until I'm at a comfortable point where the majority of the challenge is over.

Once I'm comfortable with the hike, I usually toke at or over the half-way point. This way I at least make my goal for the day, hiking-wise, and the territory is familiar enough so I have no problem with the rest of the way.

If I'm toking on a round-trip, I think there's something to enjoying the experience sober, and then again when high.

Also, if I do toke, it HAS to be sativa. And I mean a true sativa with no sleepiness or skunkiness. If I toke a hybrid I'll be taking breaks every 30 minutes and just not want to hike at all.

Yeah, I'm picky, but if I do it wrong I'm in a world of hurt.

Anyway, it's all about WHERE you decide to take a break and imbibe...

Mr Jay · 06-25-2011, 10:25 PM

Oh man, getting high and hiking is one of my favorite things! I love getting something highly cerebral and visual, nothing like it for a hike in the woods. The colors come more alive and I can separate the different bird calls out. It's best once you hit "the pace" when everything matches up. Your breath, heart beat, feet the sounds of the woods. I guess I'm lucky to live in a city with so many hiking trails in biking distance.

Xhashish · 08-16-2011, 05:53 PM

from denmark

OreoGrows · 05-20-2012, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Dog

I love to be outside

Although I prefer to get to my apex of the hike then smoke. I enjoy the views or whatever else is around so much more.

Going on a 6 hour hike in a few months in Northern Ontario, looking forward to it. Will be out in the wilderness for 10 days

hell yeah i wait to be like 2 miles in before i spark. i usually have a 40+ lb pack on and man your blood gets pumpin so fast trekkin up a mountain that first puff looking over the valley....heaven. nothing is a better victory dance when you reach a view point than some oatmeal n coffee and a fat bowl. i love the appalachian trail, its so awesome and some parts are so hard its just amazing when you come to a nice part. im gunna thru hike probably in 2014. i was gunna leave next march but i need to train someone to look after my grow first. id love to do the continental divide trail and the pacific crest trail too some day.

10-23-2012, 08:00 AM

i agree! getting baked only makes communicating with my legs to hurdle randomly placed rocks more of a challenge. Nothing like burning one down after a long hike

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sampo99999 Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 66	hiking and weed I think hiking would not be possible with out herb
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funkervogt donut engineer Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,278	If it's a strenuous/difficult hike I won't toke at all to ensure I have my wits about me. Or I'll wait until I'm at a comfortable point where the majority of the challenge is over. Once I'm comfortable with the hike, I usually toke at or over the half-way point. This way I at least make my goal for the day, hiking-wise, and the territory is familiar enough so I have no problem with the rest of the way. If I'm toking on a round-trip, I think there's something to enjoying the experience sober, and then again when high. Also, if I do toke, it HAS to be sativa. And I mean a true sativa with no sleepiness or skunkiness. If I toke a hybrid I'll be taking breaks every 30 minutes and just not want to hike at all. Yeah, I'm picky, but if I do it wrong I'm in a world of hurt. Anyway, it's all about WHERE you decide to take a break and imbibe... __________________ Haze lovers read: "R" - "Indica Madness" circa 1983: 1 2 & 3 800 W vertical stacked vertical tent Last edited by funkervogt; 05-15-2011 at 02:13 AM..
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08-21-2010, 04:30 PM	#43
Dreamz_Of_Green Banned Join Date: May 2010 Location: USA Posts: 684	the pics dont do it justice that last pic is looking up bout 500ft it doesnt look like it but it is this gorge was made by glaciers 100's of yrs ago made of ice
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crafteala New Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 12	Well, hiking high not made me too good... Maybe only in long offroad paths before real hiking. I want to try this !
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06-25-2011, 10:25 PM	#47
Mr Jay Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Cascadia Posts: 361	Oh man, getting high and hiking is one of my favorite things! I love getting something highly cerebral and visual, nothing like it for a hike in the woods. The colors come more alive and I can separate the different bird calls out. It's best once you hit "the pace" when everything matches up. Your breath, heart beat, feet the sounds of the woods. I guess I'm lucky to live in a city with so many hiking trails in biking distance.
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10-23-2012, 08:00 AM	#50
Franky4fingers Guest Posts: n/a	i agree! getting baked only makes communicating with my legs to hurdle randomly placed rocks more of a challenge. Nothing like burning one down after a long hike
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