Jared Leto spends time outdoors.
On Tuesday, 51-year-old Leto posted on Instagram photos of the actor and musician hiking in a mountainous area.
“I need to spend some time outdoors,” wrote the Oscar-winning actress in the caption of the photo. Leto also reminded his followers to pre-record his band Thirty Seconds to Mars’ upcoming album. The End of the World But It’s a Good Day.
Photographs of Leto show him admiring the wilderness, diving into a river, and even hanging in mid-air while ziplining at the foot of a mountain. Other hikers can be seen rock climbing in the background.
Leto has been posting photos and videos of his hiking trips on his Instagram account for about two weeks. On August 17, she shared a video of her jumping off the edge of a rocky field using a harness and rope to carry herself safely back to a safe place.
Earlier this week, Leto shared more professional footage of his rock climbing and hiking, as well as a separate clip of him snorkeling in the Mediterranean.
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He was seen climbing the outer wall of a Berlin hotel in June without a seat belt. At that time, the audience filmed Leto’s video scaling the stone facade of the corner of the building tap the edge of the second floor before climbing to safety.
TMZ reported at the time that Leto was allegedly shooting with TikTok video creator Younes Zarou, known for his stunts, but no camera crew was seen in the footage of Leto climbing the wall of the building. Leto’s representatives did not respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment at the time.
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Leto continued his acting career actively while performing in Thirty Seconds to Mars. He most recently starred in Disney. Haunted house The remake, which was released in July as Evil Hatbox Ghost.
The actor has been spotted spending time with model Thet Thinn (who appeared in the music video for Thirty Seconds to Mars’ “Stuck” in May) multiple times in recent months.