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More outdoors stuff. They exist, but not very active. Mountaineering, climbing, camping, overlanding, etc. Love people sharing their adventures and all the gear and tips & tricks discussions.
Yeah, I searched for hiking and backpacking to replace my equivalent subreddits and just crickets everywhere.
While it's a good idea, things are a little too decentralized right now.
There are lots of communities that are just stealing users from each other.
I've no desire to be joined to 17 'different' communities with maybe a few dozen members each and content that is mostly crossposted between those same communities.