I live in NYC, and so that couldnt be truer for me.
But thanks to social media, you could get your fix ofoutdoor adventureeven on days youre stuck inside.
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She eats one before every race and has enviable Pop-Tart leggings and socks.
Her photos will make you want to take up trail running (if not get a little muddy).
You cant beat that!
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Both accounts are full of inspirational adventurers and motivational moments thatll get you excited about getting outside yourself.
Shes also summited Mt.
Unsurprisingly, her feed is full of epic action shots from the wall and the slope.
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Her photos of camping and hiking across the U.S. will remind you to get out and explore.
You dont have to be a professional outdoor athlete to make time for nature, proves Holly Johnson.
Despite a full-time job, the Washington native spends ample time exploring her own backyard.
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Her hiking, backpacking, and camping photos are a reminder that there is beauty all around you.
Johnson also provides great gear recommendations and tips for newbie outdoorswomen.
As an environmental activist, shell also leave you thinking about our natural resources and public lands.
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Get your fix of dazzling river views from Denver-based fly fishing guide Maddie Brenneman.
You might even be tempted to try out fly fishing yourself.
The wordsmith and photographers feed reads like a journal youve found in the dessert and dusted off.
Shes an advocate for public lands and will remind you to pick up some trash on your next hike.
Youll spot her work for clients like REI, Teva, Outdoor Womens Alliance, and Outside Magazine.
Her sunset and starry night photography is breathtaking, as are the other badass athletes she photographs.
