It’s fucking over

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PNW nerds, i regret to inform you your "temperate rainforest" is...a forest.

it's over...

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>want to do more /out/ stuff
>can't
>too broke
>no experience
>no resources
>not even a car
>it sucks
>life sucks
>such a simple thing, yet so out of reach.
>just want to do hiking trips and fishing trips as a lifestyle and not worry about money

Time to ride, boys! Trail is now available to everyone, no more permits needed!!

>Arches National Park announced that Fiery Furnace Trail is now closed indefinitely and they do not have the rangers to staff it

>trail was previously ranger-led hike or permit ONLY
>trail is now available to everyone, no permit needed

https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/america-coveted-national-park-hike-closed-20240185.php

Havent picked a campsite yet, seeing if anyone has recommendations? I plan on doing a bunch of hiking I can usually do 8-12 miles a day depending on elevation changes but from what I see there isnt a big trail system. Any advice is appreciated!

and why is it colorado?

#522- “Dubble Bubble” Edition

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>>2814476

janny pls…

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Talk about fishin

first time foraging, got a few questions
east coast maryland btw

1. can i forage in a state park? MD DNR website says nothing about a permit and googling it doesn't seem to bring up anything. the only thing i could find on the DNR site was a how-to on foraging and recipes
https://dnr.maryland.gov/cookbook/Pages/Living-off-the-Land-in-Marylands-Forests.aspx

2. anything crucial i should bring? i was basically just going to bring a compass, knife, park map, backpack, long pants/socks, rain gear, and some plastic bags to put mushrooms and shit in

3. anything i should watch out for? i'm worried about a lone star tick turning me into a vegan

according to a youtuber's foraging calendar my plan is basically this:
>hike a little bit off a trail in a forested state park
>mark a spot on google maps on my phone so i don't get lost
>collect hella morels and chicken of the woods, maybe ramps and fiddlehead ferns and stuff that shit into my backpack
>don't die