That won't hold up when a million other people also want to go sit on a rock and listen to the wind at the same time. At least the experience, and place, will b

That won't hold up when a million other people also want to go sit on a rock and listen to the wind at the same time. At least the experience, and place, will be... quite different. There are requirements for infrastructure and unavoidable damage done when visitor numbers increase. Even if you don't think we're near the point where the trade-off's too great—surely there exists such a point, right? Where access has to be limited somewhat to protect the thing being accessed?