that’s why you have to go on hikes, a lot less people once you stray away from the main hubs where most tourists walk. Can take a few hours but that’s the beauty of it for me.
The stereotype of German tourists in the parks of the American West is that of the guy who steps out of the tour bus at the lowest point of Death Valley, takes a photo of the 86m below sea level sign and a thermometer, gets back on the bus, and has a Carlsberg in his air-conditioned hotel room.
It’s wild that this happens in a first world country. Though I only remember a few.
I think there was a shorter one in 2017(?) when Trump wanted more money for they wall. I think the first was when Gingrich wanted more cuts to Clinton’s budget in the 90s.
Canyonlands is great, but it’s like 90% backcountry and 10% normal national park stuff. Which means it’s generally pretty empty but not a ton to do if you’re just visiting.
They do have a good amount of trails but yeah, most of them will have tourists at this point. The more difficult ones like Angles Landing won’t have as many tho. And one thing I wish I did was camp, all the tourists go away once the sun sets so you have a lot more freedom at night.
They do have a good amount of trails but yeah, most of them will have tourists at this point. The more difficult ones like Angles Landing won’t have as many tho. And one thing I wish I did was camp, all the tourists go away once the sun sets so you have a lot more freedom at night.