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Relates to the expected behavior of individuals to one another. Examples include trail and camping etiquette. Use this tag when asking about proper etiquette of an activity.
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Is it poor etiquette to ask fellow backpackers where they have been/where they are going?
There is nothing wrong with asking people you meet on the trail where there are coming from or going to. This is very normal trail-encounter talk. I've asked people this many times and rarely gotten …
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What kind of mementos, if any, am I allowed to collect from State and National parks in smal...
Generally in a national part, national monument, or official wilderness area in the US, don't take anything. These areas are managed with preservation being a high or the highest goal. We simply can …
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How can I vet a hiking partner without potential hard feelings?
Invite them both on a day hike. That's a end onto itself, so no need to pretend anything else. You can watch the interaction between #2 and #3, and talk about experiences to find out what #3's quali …
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How should I traverse fields with horses in?
Here in the US, "horses in a field" would imply the field is fenced. That means you should stay out.
There is one exception, which is if you know the land is public property and it's OK to walk on i …
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Minimizing impact of small groups on wilderness areas
You say you go to wild places to get away from trails, but that is actually the root problem. One purpose of trails is to funnel all the human use to narrow areas to minimize the overall damage. Lot …
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