>>1828678Wow, I saw a system like that in Bulgaria I think where you payed a annual membership and could make a set number of bookings a year on huts and sites.
Those are really what we would call chalets though, not emergency shelters.
Is that simply the answer? Roll out public chalets and let them fill that purpose?
It seemed like a wonderful system, anyone who's interested Rila in Bulgaria seems to have great hiking and would be super cheap for a longer trip if you were in Europe.
>>1828679>being AustralianYou got me. With the size of our country I was wondering for this reason more about emergency shelters than trails of semi-maintained guest houses.
We seem to have an issue with new hikers and outdoors-people getting into trouble out here, the kilometers of unmanned country are unforgiving.
Even as a kid on a school trip we almost had serious issues because some of our foodstuffs were damaged by inexperienced hikers.
I used to go /out/ often and really saw no form of management, there might have been a sign at a trailhead or a few rotted out trail markers but that was it.
>>1828681sounds based.
I used to work in some hostels on trails, I'm still not where I need to be to lead expeditions but I used to keep camp, set up tents, bake bread, check gear, first aid and the like.
If the government rolls out online study because of the corronavirus I wonder if you could get a satellite dish and work/study /out/?
