I'll never go to Yellowstone because of this. I watched a video where there was literally a pack of what had to be 75-some odd tourists with service dogs and little kids making noise and guffawing as they all stalked a Bison at Yellowstone. It was sickening.
National Forests are where it's at. Most of them have no amenities, so 80% of the visitors are hunters, fishers and people like me that care about the environment, leave-no-trace and don't want to see fat urbanites with service animals, clutching bags of McDonalds and toting bratty, noisy kids around.
National Forests are where it's at. Most of them have no amenities, so 80% of the visitors are hunters, fishers and people like me that care about the environment, leave-no-trace and don't want to see fat urbanites with service animals, clutching bags of McDonalds and toting bratty, noisy kids around.
Tell that to the Cherokee and Pigsah national forests.
I was in Pisgah last year and there wasn't hardly anyone around. Now granted, I don't go to the public access points like Catawba Falls where I'll run into throngs of people, but there wasn't anyone where I was
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