The North Annapurna Base Camp Trek (also known as Annapurna North Glacier Trek or Maurice Herzog Trail) is a rare and off-the-beaten Himalayan adventure that follows the legendary 1950 French expedition route — the first-ever successful climb of an 8,000-meter peak (Annapurna I – 8,091 m). Repost from @sandipbaral_yt Unlike the popular Annapurna Sanctuary (South ABC), this hidden northern approach offers raw wilderness, glaciers, high-altitude valleys, and almost zero crowds. Perfect for hardcor

Isn't this landscape beautiful? You can find this natural paradise in the Glacier Peak Wilderness area in the North Cascades of Washington State, USA. It's a popular hiking spot. Many hiking trails and passes are snow-free until mid-August, but this varies each year. Which region in the US is your favorite? 🎥 instagram.com/spirithiker / tessasarkies | DW Travel