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When it comes to accessing wilderness, do you get a permit in areas that require it? Are you a permit cuck?
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>>2872764
Fortunately, as an American, I have access to vast lands I can camp in as I please without paperwork
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>>2872764
It depends on if I think there will actually be anyone out there to check permits.

Most national parks require backcountry permits year round, but only during the summer doing they actually have staff going around checking they backcountry. So I never get one outside of the summer season. And during the summer I only get them in popular areas.
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>>2872767
false
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>>2872881
and yet I do.
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>>2872764
you have to learn to sneak in the back and avoid the permit goblins
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>>2872767
fortunately, as a Canadian, 89% of my country is considered "crown land" and you can chill anywhere in crown land for 21 days straight before you have to move a mere 100m to restart the 21 day counter. I enjoy that despite the UK being where the crown is from they got no crown land and we got excessive amounts of it. you can also hunt crown land freely.
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>>2872764
I got trespassed from the North Cascades NP for 2 years because they caught me without a permit camping and then claimed litter they had found along campsites i was near was from me. Also got a heft fine and was forced to hike out with them at their pace.
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I always do because I'm a pussy. But also generally I'm glad permits exist so that certain places don't get overrun.
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>>2872957
Didn't they shut down the entire crown lands last year due to wildfire in some part of the country?
Tbh that's not a good look.
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>>2872764
Never once paid for camping in nature. Don't be a cuck. The government already steals enough of your money. Have some self respect.
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>>2872957
Except you're so cucked, you can't bring a gun onto certain parts unless you're a native. Good luck with the bears. That couple in BANFF a while ago used two cans of bear spray and still got mauled.
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>>2873053
and if you survive the mauling, there is cuckinuch healthcare waiting for you...
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>>2872764
yo those are the terrace lakes in the bighorn crags in Idaho!!
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>>2873740
A location that doesn't require a permit?
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>>2873016
This
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>>2872881
You don't need permits for wilderness areas. That's also where the least people are.

>>2872957
Our national forest system is like that but 14 days.
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>>2872978
that sounds like a humiliation ritual and a power trip for them
though I will say, I bet nothing happens if you just ignore the fine
I try to stay out of national parks because I feel less welcome and more restricted there

>>2873765
cuz wilderness means steep land even logging and mining interests didn't want and it's probably wet and muddy jungle you will get stuck in
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>>2873765
Some wilderness areas are permitted for backcountry camping, especially if it’s in a national park.

But most of the time you don’t need one to dispersed camp and if you go like more than 5 miles past the trailhead your won’t see a soul.
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>>2873842
In the US, designated "wilderness areas" are different than national parks. Run by different agencies with different rules.
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>>2873844
Yes, but there are designated wilderness areas in both national parks and national forests.

Like the Stephen Mather wilderness area in north cascades NP.
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>>2873844
Not how it works. Wilderness is a land designation and whatever agency manages the land that is designated wilderness manages that specific wilderness. There is wilderness managed by USFS, BLM, NPS, and FWS.
>>2873765
There are a handful of non-NPS wilderness areas that require permits for overnighting. Examples are King Range for BLM and Sawtooth for USFS. Most are still free they just want to prevent overcrowding.
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>>2872767
>no right to roam
lol get fucked, you got no clue how much of a cuck you are
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>>2874032
>can't actually own property
>calls anyone else a cuck
lol, the peasant brain truly is a tragedy.
literally primae noctis tier.
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>>2874034
>own more property than any american..

you know, if you own enough you cant possibly look out for "trespassers" and how the fuck do you plan to access said property in the first place if you cant pass over other property?
damn ameeicans are such landlets.
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>>2874039
there is a difference between nordic and american land ownership, you think only the land you can physicly defend is "yours" we call that our private property and the legal status aint that far from yours. however we own land in bumfuck nowhere thats not part of our private property and thats where right to roam applies. tell me why would a cityfag give a shit if some germans camped in "his" fores or mountain t 5h drive from where he lived? and what could he do about it? its much like your national forests only its owned by locals and yes a guy in the city might be local if he has ties to it.
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>>2874043
It would be nice to have allodial land titles + right to roam.
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>>2872764
Most of the permitting bottlenecks are on roads and parking lots. If you hike, ride a pedal bike, or ride a horse in then none of that shit matters since the permit checkers usually check parking lots.
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>>2874039
kek, you wouldn't be this performatively ass angry on the 4chins if you didn't know, at some level, how over the barrel your peasant life is.
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>>2874051
please explain? cant think of anything pheasant about having a constitutional right to travel? if i want to go to oslo and ask the king or goverment something there is no one who can stop me, it is my legal right to go there. thats what these laws where initially made for. car, train, plane, bus, boat, hiking.. you always have a right to travel and no private land ownership can cancel that.
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When through Shenandoah no permit fuck em, hiked the smokies without a permit and camped where I wanted. What are they gonna do? Have a fatass town cop hike up a few mountains and arrest you? If rangers give you shit just ignore them
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>>2873007
True, its very cucked but fwiw it was one province and the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional.
It was insane when they did it and everyone on reddit was like “ well it’s for the greater good and we can’t risk forest fires…”.
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>>2874160
we can explain it for you, but we can't understand it for you.



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