I'm chosing places to travel in order to do some sort of hiking trip, and initially in I'm between Belgium, Germany, Canada and Norway....
for hiking canada or norway for surebelgium is retarded and germany destroyed all their nature 1000 years ago
>>2838486ohh thank you anon
Appalachia has great hiking and I have lots of suggestions...
>>2838488you can spit it out, I'm genuinely curious now
Hike the West Coast Trail. I did this past may and it was a great experience. Very challenging
>>2838489well, what are you looking for? I've got routes upon routes upon routes.
>>2838484Belgium is nice for cycling but really boring for hiking. Germany and France have much better trails, it's not even close. Spain too.
>>2838484>Belgium,a little bit of euro-forest, mostly farmland and cities though, little /out/ings to be had>Germanyb*lgium, but big. When you come across what remains of nature, expect tourists in flip flops. A few gems are there though and there are some great trails for beginner /out/ists>Canadahaven't been in a long time, but was really nice back then. Grandpa used to fly innawoods with a seaplane and fuck off for a few weeks. >and Norway.haven''t been there to hike, but norwegians are great people
>>2838486Over a quarter of Germany is protected land. As has been said elsewhere you might find a lot of family farms and simple hiking trails in those spots but there‘s a wild array of distinct environments in varying skill levels. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nature_parks_in_Germany
