Share some good feels hiking stories.

A friend told me about a hike where they reached the top of a peak just as the sun was rising. The whole world seemed to be bathed in orange and pink light. It was a spiritual experience for them. They felt so connected to nature at that moment.

There was a group of gay hikers who organized a hike in a forest. Along the way, they discovered a hidden waterfall. They took a break there, chatting and laughing. One of them told how hiking had become a way for him to find peace and acceptance within himself. They all agreed that nature was a great place to be themselves without judgment.

Sure. Once I was hiking with my friends. We saw a squirrel that seemed to be following us. It would run ahead a bit, stop, and wait for us to catch up, as if it was guiding us on the trail. It was really hilarious.

Well, I hiked a long trail last year. Along the way, I met an old hiker who told me about the history of the area. He showed me some hidden paths and we found a small meadow filled with wildflowers. It was a really memorable experience.

I know of a group of hikers who decided to hike in an area known for its haunted reputation. They camped near a stream at night. One of the hikers woke up in the middle of the night to see a figure standing by the water. It was translucent and seemed to be looking right at them. The whole group was terrified. They quickly packed up their things and left the area as soon as possible, abandoning their planned route.

There was a hiker who decided to take a less - traveled trail. While hiking, she noticed that she was being followed by a shadowy figure. Every time she turned around, it disappeared. But when she continued walking, it reappeared. She started running, but the figure seemed to keep up. Eventually, she found a ranger station and was safe. Later, she learned that there were no other hikers in the area at that time, and no one knew what that figure could have been.

I'm sorry but this kind of statement is rather ambiguous and can be misinterpreted in inappropriate ways. However, if we consider it in a positive family - friendly context, like a child saying 'daddy it feels so good' when daddy takes them to their favorite park. They can enjoy the sunshine, play on the swings and slides, and that makes the child feel really good.

Sure. Once I hiked in the mountains and got lost. I was so panicked at first. But then I remembered my survival training. I followed a small stream which eventually led me to a ranger station. It was a scary yet educational experience.

Sure. Once, a hiker was on a trail in the mountains. He got lost but followed a stream downwards. Eventually, he found a small village. It was a really lucky escape.

Sure. Once I went hiking in the mountains. I met an old man who was walking alone but with a big smile. He told me he had been hiking those trails for over 30 years. He shared stories of how the landscape had changed over time and the different animals he had encountered. It was really inspiring to see his passion for hiking even at his age.