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I thought about the same thing. Trying this in the US would be a recipe for getting shot.

• Cthulhu_ 3y ago
  Even in the national parks? And what about Canada?
  • drpgq 3y ago
    Canada has the advantage of a ton of crown land.
  • DoingSomeThings 3y ago
    In USA National Parks & National Forest are open for exploration. I'm incredibly grateful for the park service maintaining them. Unfortunately, their locations are not evenly distributed. They are highly concentrated in the Western portion of the country. The closest national park to me is 8+ hours away. Found this map on a quick search: https://preview.redd.it/public-land-of-us-texas-is-surprising-v0-wabqgwddeam81.png?auto=webp&s=b96cce208ee35cf758ea1d856e06ba081369907a https://preview.redd.it/public-land-of-us-texas-is-surprisin...
  • foreigner 3y ago
    National Parks in the US are typically vast open spaces far away from where most people live.