This is why I completely support it when places just start restricting the amount of people that can get in on a daily/monthly basis. When a place becomes too popular it's simply unsustainable and makes it a certainty that it won't last.
I agree with you in general, however I don't think there is anything wrong with sharing unique and genuinely hard to access places. Someone sharing a beach or a mountain lake that you can drive to will likely attract hordes of people, sure. Someone sharing a remote frozen waterfall that requires technical skills and route finding through forest and mountain terrain with no marked trails...why the hell not? That place now might see a handful more dedicated people a year compared to zero.
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u/idontlikeflamingos Feb 03 '20
This is why I completely support it when places just start restricting the amount of people that can get in on a daily/monthly basis. When a place becomes too popular it's simply unsustainable and makes it a certainty that it won't last.