We Love You Hikers ❤️ on Instagram: "🪨 Rockfalls: When Mountains Collapse Rockfalls are one of the most common and dangerous natural processes in steep mountain terrain. They occur when individual blocks or fragments of rock detach from a cliff face and fall freely, bounce, or roll downslope. 🔹 Why do rockfalls happen? • Mechanical weathering: Repeated heating and cooling causes rocks to expand and contract, creating micro-fractures that weaken the structure. • Water infiltration: Rainwater se

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Megan | Guided Hiking Tours • NC on Instagram: "Have you driven the most scenic road in America? ⛰️ Follow @smoky.mountain.soul for more ideas in the Blue Ridge Mountains 📍Blue Ridge Parkway. North Carolina/Virginia 🛣️ The Blue Ridge Parkway stretches 469 miles through the mountains of North Carolina & Virginia 🥾 Hikes & drive-up mountain overlooks along the entire route ⛽️ Fuel up before hopping on- there are no gas stations & limited food options! 🔍 Check for current road closures at nps.g

Megan | Guided Hiking Tours • NC on Instagram: "New Cave Tour! ⤵️ 🌋 Walk through some of the oldest rocks on Planet Earth as you make your way to the tallest underground waterfall open to the public in America! @rubyfallscave 👀 Learn the science behind the natural cave formations on the new Geology Tour! (partner) 🤯 3 times my mind was blown: 1. Walking past rocks that were approximately 350 MILLION years old! 2. Seeing a fossilized crustacean that was alive during the time of Pangea! 3. Gazi

Mount Kilimanjaro guide on Instagram: "Mount Everest contains numerous bodies of deceased climbers in its "death zone" due to the dangerous conditions and high fatality rate, with many bodies remaining unrecovered due to the extreme cost and difficulty of retrieval. Thinning ice and snow are increasingly revealing these bodies, which serve as grim landmarks and raise sanitation concerns, prompting government-led clean-up campaigns to remove them. Why Bodies Remain on Everest The "Death Zone": Th

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