>>93332yeah those types of people dive me freaking insane. For Christ's sake, most people like that have never even had a difficult hike in their life. Compared to some of the shit I, and I'm sure plenty of /out/ hikes on those trails are like a goddamned highway. (If you've ever hiked in the Floodwood State Forest in Idaho you know what I mean)
pic related, it's the average landscape in the floodwoods. Some of the most pure wilderness I've ever seen. I've seriously found old Native American rock carvings, and old trails etc. Cool stuff. Favorite place to get /out/
