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In some ways I’d argue it’s a particularly egregious violation of the spirit of leave no trace. Littering saves yourself the hassle of cleaning up after yourse
by pdpi 5y ago
In some ways I’d argue it’s a particularly egregious violation of the spirit of leave no trace.
Littering saves yourself the hassle of cleaning up after yourself. Leaving crash pads behind serves a need for safety. These are selfish acts that benefit you for practical reasons while ignoring the well-being of the environment around you.
Rock cairns, while (probably) less damaging, serve no purpose other than leaving a trace for the sake of leaving a trace.
- speedybird 5y agoIsn't damage to the environment the most important consideration? Crash pads are made of polymer foams and doubtlessly degrade over time, polluting the environment. That seems indisputably worse to me that stacking a few rocks.