General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
People who bring their pet dog into national parks	24-Aug-2011 At 10:45:55 AM	evanbb
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On 23/08/2011 Wendy wrote: >Is it still a wilderness area if it allows dogs? I would argue no. The definition of wilderness I have always used involves essentially no involvement from humans or domestic animals. There isn't much true wilderness left under this definition. Like at the top of Mt Geryon, there was tat and a footpad. No longer wilderness IMHO.

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