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.
> 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
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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