r/AdventureTravel

This might be an odd one but I wanted to see if anybody had any ideas of adventurous birding trips? This past year I started a new tradition where in January (I'm a teacher so I'm on Christmas break) I go for a birding trip before school returns. This year I went to Orlando and Merritt Island because I'm from Florida anyway so it was only a couple hours drive and it was great. My wife has no interest in birds at all, but she loves hikes and nature (ironically except Florida because she says the heat just isn't worth the hike). She loves adventure and climbing mountains and things like that. So I'm trying to figure out maybe a destination in the US for next year that would require some adventuring to get to the bird watching if that makes any sense. Not just a boardwalk down and back, but something that requires some real effort. Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks!

Not sure if this is the correct place to post this type of question.
If not please let me know, and if you know what subreddit is better I would highly appreciate it.

I am a solo traveler and looking for a place to look for traveling partner to do a van road trip or a horse riding trek (something around 14 days). What is a good place to look for such partner/ group? Can I just come to ulaanbaatar and start looking there?

Thank for the answers :)

We booked a sea-cliff rock climb in the Faroe Islands for 31 July. They have an 8-person minimum and we are 2, so the trip only happens if we can fill 6 more spots.

No previous climbing experience needed. The operator brings all the gear, sets the anchors and runs every climb top-rope. They take complete beginners on this regularly.

It's the kind of day people remember for decades. Climbing a cliff face with the ocean directly below you and puffins on the rocks.

Cost per person works out around £50-60, split evenly across the group.

DM me if you'll be in the Faroes around then, or planning to be!

UPDATE: NEED 3 MORE PEOPLE NOW