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ZephyrFeline t1_j8wlmym wrote

This is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing! This might be a dumb question but where exactly is this? Is the north west territories like the name of the province area? (Sorry am very dumb). 😁

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Br81 OP t1_j8wts56 wrote

Thank you! Yah, like the other person pointed out this is cirque of the unclimbables Nahanni National park in the North West Territories. Territories are like provinces but with less people.

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ChickenFriedLife t1_j8x294m wrote

Another knockout!

Just wanted to say you have quickly become one of, if not my favorite, landscape photographers.

You have such a consistent style and level of quality that I can always tell when it's on of your images that pops up on my feed before I even see the username.

You inspire and infuriate me lol. Keep up the amazing work!

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NotTooDeep t1_j8x3fjw wrote

Long ago, before the continents drifted apart, this was MiddleEarth.

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Charliekeet t1_j8x8d6r wrote

It is both beautiful and also a place I definitely do not want to be! gif

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DarkMatterFemboy t1_j8xeft2 wrote

Reminds me of the Misty Mountains from Tolkien. The door to Moria should be just around the corner, no?

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ValyrianJedi t1_j8xik76 wrote

I went camping up there a few years back. That was 1 of only like 3 or so places I've ever been where I legitimately felt like I'd stepped in to some fantasy world... And this picture managed to catch that feeling perfectly.

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laujac t1_j8xlf86 wrote

I drove through a lot of the NWT and Yukon. A lot of it is simply shrubs and rocks. Just vast expanses of nothing. In Alaska it’s more beautiful South of the Arctic circle. Great fishing everywhere though.

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Br81 OP t1_j8xmc4x wrote

Yes! Tolkien’s work and his descriptions of middle earth has always been a huge inspiration for me to get out and explore. I saw a few pictures of this place and that’s exactly what came to mind and I knew I needed to go there

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jjb5151 t1_j8xn8tw wrote

Great photo! Reminds me of lord of the rings

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j0e74 t1_j8y6o5v wrote

In The Path to Mordor.

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CrackBingeIdea t1_j8ycb1g wrote

Yess this is my jam man. Can I buy a hi res version off you op, to print at home?

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whoknowshank t1_j8z266i wrote

Can you tell me about how you planned this trip? I’m from Alberta and I have been dreaming of Nahanni for years, but I don’t know how to reasonably get there. Drive? Fly? Both? Nearest town has groceries, haul everything in?

You’re not a travel guide so no need to answer if you don’t want, but I’m jealous of your adventure!

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etamthgirla t1_j8z8he4 wrote

This definitely looks like a level in Halo. Is it just black rock and mud or is it.. kinda like Iceland?

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Luthwaller t1_j8zh9xo wrote

Wow! I do love some brooding mountains. Fantastic photo OP.

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DeanneDavis t1_j8znbu9 wrote

Thanks for the new screen saver. Absolutely beautiful.

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bgymr t1_j8zuc25 wrote

Sometimes you just see a post and make a mental note. Imma make my way to the Nahanni. Thanks for the pic!

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Ouch-MyBack t1_j904rhm wrote

Northwest is one word. That looks weird.
Beautiful picture.

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Br81 OP t1_j905g2v wrote

We flew into Whitehorse then drove for about 6 hours east. We then caught a float plane from close to the Yukon boarder with kluane air. After that it’s about a 5-8 h hike to this spot.

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Br81 OP t1_j9066z4 wrote

Yah a lot of the Canadian North is Tundra but but it definitely has its fair share of world class mountains. This particular spot is world renowned for rock climbing

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YouMissedWithACannon t1_j907a4r wrote

I think Kratos travelled through this place with BOY not too long ago, looking for something in Svartalfheim I think it was.

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GergeKahn t1_j90vxo8 wrote

That’s the Prometheus mountain, inni’t?

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