Any tips to a hiking trip to Norway?
I'd be arriving in Oslo. But from there I've got no clue what to do.

an orange

What US state is basically Skyrim? Serious answers only pls.

I found a balloon berry patch, aka the strawberry-raspberry

https://www.fodors.com/news/news/national-parks-will-now-be-run-by-elon-musks-doge
It is so fucking over

Hey, I had something on my mind and figured some anons here would understand and have thoughts to share about it. I'm an ecologist and have worked in conservation for years; it's hard not to think about the decline of life on Earth that has only quickened in the last hundred years or so. I try to focus on preserving the fragments that remain, but recent events have just made it clear that technological advances will come for everything eventually, and anything that remains will be decimated. These thoughts plague me both in my work and leisure; I find it increasingly difficult to live in this world and every attempt to make peace with it feels so fake. Do y'all ever feel this way? What's the cope? Responses from other ecology professionals are especially appreciated, for the sake of realism.

I’m moving to an area where there are grizzlies, and I plan to do a lot of hiking. People seem pretty divided on how to handle bear country. Some say that they’re not that big a deal and all you need is bear spray, proper food storage, maybe some bells, etc. Then other people say that bear spray is useless and you should be carrying a large caliber firearm. What’s the /out/ist take on this?

As for me, it's the yellow boot

question. when you're out hiking do you constantly take snack breaks?

whenever i watch american youtubers they take a snack break every 40 minutes it seems regardless if they are hungry or not. i'll do 20km and not feel famished enough for a "snack" until i'm able to eat the real food i packed.

snackpackers what we think??? is it a meme to take 3 bites off an oversized cookie then keep walking or what