How does it feel living in America's anti-/out/ belt?

>>987067
I mean Wisconsin was only an hour away from Chicago, but they really hated seeing Illinois license plates if you were anywhere worth going.

Colorado wasn't a bad drive, you could leave in the morning and be in the mountains by dinner.

Then I moved to Florida. Never lived anywhere with mountains and that blows but at least the beach is right down the street.

Nebraska is basically hell. Indiana is close though.

>>987067
Good work excluding the black hills

>>987074

I also want to commend you on this.

>>987091
>scoring based on opinions of people who never go out and only use google and youtube

>>987091
>tfw living in 0/10 state and it is completely accurate

>>987091
Iowa has some woods. No way that it shares the same number with OK. I'd give Iowa a 1

>>987091
What's up with Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee having such a low rating? Some of my best hikings been in those states. (Don't actually live in those states, tho.)

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>>987067

>just barely made it out of the anti-/out/ belt

>>987091

>texas
>1.5

shit list

Not saying we are the end-all-be-all of /out/ but we're a lot fucking better than that.

>>987091
5 surrounded by 3's. Not bad

>>987067
Eastern Montana has amazing hunting and fishing
Oh wait I forgot where I am

>>987123
Iowa has alot of places to do /out/ stuff like hunting and fishing, I think it just lacks hiking with primitive camping. Most of the places that have hiking only have the type of camp sites where your car parked 20 feet away. Yellow River State park has some good hiking with hike in camping though.

>>987126

stfu, let these commies believe this shit.
>>987129
Texas is trash, all the "rivers" are just dried up creeks full of syringes.

>>987067
Wichita mountains in southwest Oklahoma is pretty cool. Easy mountains to hike, neat looking grasslands.

>>987091
Based utah reporting in

>>987091
Def written by a liberal.

>Cali>Colorado
BBBBBbbbbbbbbbbullshit

>>987159
>has obviously never been to Texas

>>987091
>NY = 3.5
>Appalachian trail
>Adirondacks
>Thousand islands
>Letchworth
Nice b8

>>987351
Not to mention Hudson valley/Catskills

>>987091
Indiana and Ohio deserve those scores. Tennessee should probably be a 3

>>987345
Muh libtards
Have you been anywhere in California outside of the cities? Yosemite, mountains, beaches, desert, forests, redwoods. The place has everything. Colorado has weed and skiing

>>987150
Don't leave me hanging, anon.

... Where are you?

Good job with where the line intersects Missouri, it's pretty much dead-on.

>oh look, that same jackass posting their "official" map with complete BS numbers, considering they know nothing about any of the other states
californians suck

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The only thing good about this state is the outdoors.
liberals can go fuck themselves

>>987091
Anything like this for canada?

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>>987574

BC 8.5
Alberta 8
Saskatchewan 0
Manitoba 3
Ontario 5
Quebec 6
Newfoundland + Labrador 7
Nova Scotia 3
New Brunswick 4
PEI 0

Yukon 10
NWT 8
Nunavut 3

DESU Alaska should be a straight 10 just like the Yukon. The most /out/ places in North America.

>tfw born too late to trek 1000 miles overland and sail 500 miles down the Yukon river in search of your fortune.

what's so bad about these locations? I know that it's mostly flat plains but surely that doesnt ruin out things

>>987585
>manitoba
>3
What?

>>987131
hello fellow NCbro

>>987591

>flat
>northern half is muskeg

>>987585
Best places in Alberta?

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>>987067
Don't forget about the anti-/out/ eastern corridor

>>987614
Berkshire County in MA is pretty /out/.

>>987091
this is horrendous.
>alabama/mississippi same level as tennessee
>texas lowe than alabama/mississippi
>new mexico 4.5 points above texas
>new mexico better than NC
>colorado only 7

>>987614
A 1/4 of NJ is some good out-land, good enough for a state that is connected to the one of the biggest cities

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>>987614
mfw that pic includes the hudson valley

>>987585
embarrassing post

>>987614
>what is a 2 hour drive to vermont

>>987614
>live in phila
feelsbad.man

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>>987760
>having to drive 2 hours to get /out/
i'd fucking kill myself desu

>>987126
I agree with this. Being stuck in FL, I fucking wish we had stuff like Providence Canyon and Cheaha in here.

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> tfw stuck in nebraska for 3 more years

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>>987768
where is home?

>>987585
BC should be 9 at the very least

>>987793
Alabama

>>987776
You have swamps and oceans. Get a fucking boat.

>>987091
>CT a 1

>>987074
But it looks like he included the Badlands

>>987793
best coast. 20 minutes from the beach, 3 1/2 hours from the sierra.

>>987818
maybe for you, but not where that pic was taken.

>>987837
It's not wrong.
t. CTfag

>>987606
Jasper, Banff, Waterton, Badlands, Wood Buffalo, Cypress Hills.

>>988016
Obviously not from the northwest corner.

I'm not even the same guy.

>>987091
tfw you can actually verify this by google imaging the name + landscape

>>988322
tfw that's all the research the map maker did in the first place.

>>987976
Svea rike?

>>988336
>sweden has mountains named sierra
california

>>987091
>Texas 1.5
>Arkansas (home of the Ozarks and Ouchita Mountains) 3

B8?

>>987091
I'd like to see something like this for a global map, but I get the feeling nobody on this board has traveled enough to make an accurate assessment.

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>>987091
>this picture always gets posted
>always so much butthurt

>>987091
Yeah nv should have at least 7 or 7.5 unbelievable amount of trails, isolated /out/ space. Plus it has alot of different terrain.

>>987345
Uhh the sierras dumbass

>>987446
This guy gets it

>>987091
hahaha what idiot made this map?? maryland a 1? maybe for other reasons but /out/ not one of them. tons of trails, waterfalls, state lands in pretty good shape. mountains, beaches, wetlands, woods, rivers, lakes, they got it all.

no national parks afaik but it should be at least a five

>>987446
>>988444
lol i love it when people don't know that california is basically a giant red state except for all muh libtards in the cities

>>988462
>lol i love it when people don't know that california is basically a giant red state except for all muh libtards in the cities

....so it's a red state in areas where no one lives? lol that clearly makes it a blue state.

>>987091
>NJ
>Has pine barrens, beaches, and Delaware water gap but also a hospital nearby

I don't know why people value being far away from civilization. It's concerning and not peaceful at all.

>>987184
Where you at? Just hiked rock canyon yesterday, waiting for timp to melt.

>>988348
This
Arkansas is at least a 5.5 or a six
Can't speak too much for Texas, but it sure as heck isn't a 1.5

>>987067
you could just circle the farmland parts and you failed at even doing that.

t. northern ohio

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>>987585
BC STRONG

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>>987585

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>>987091
this is the dumbest fucking thing i've ever seen on this board

>>987350
This

>>987091
lol glad my state got a 0, hope the hippie faggots stay out of my woods

>>988486
As many people live in the places "no one lives" as live in California as live some of the red states. .

>>987091

>Live in Colorado
>No time to go /out/

>live in Central Indiana
>really want to spend like a week hiking/dispersed camping an interesting trail (preferably loop so I don't have to retread old territory halfway through)
>all the cool looking trails I'm interested in are 16+ hour drives

I'm fucking sick of morgan-monroe, I just wanna do something like gospel hump or wonderland trail but flying there and then finding a way back and forth seems like too much of a hassle

>>987091
obligatory

>>987126
Tennessee here. It's a blast living here if you're in the mood to go /out/, unless you live in Gatlinburg nowadays.

>Live right next to literal 100 acre woods for nice stroll
>1-3hr drive in any direction for great /out/ing experiences
Even living in shit ass Nashville, it's not hard to go anywhere: I go to Falls Creek Falls every year just to soak it all in.

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>>987067

>born an /out/doorsman
>only feel at home innawoods
>also born in Iowa

>Why.avi

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>>991284
>Falls Creek Falls
>mfw

>>989524
>Live an hour away from both a national and state park, and , 5 from the best park on the east coast.
>Whenever I have free time, I end up browsing /out/ while /in/

>>987585
Sask here. North Sask has good canoeing spots, grasslands park, Dunes park, ect.
You gotta go north.

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>>987091
> tfw living in a 1

> Soon I'll come around
> Lost and never found

>>988312

People actually live in NW CT?

>>991533
Never got much north of Toon. Lived in the SW corner for awhile. Cypress Hills and Grasslands are pretty neat but dat wind, fucking relentless. And the winters...wew. Despite having a great lifer job there, I left for BC.

>>987091
>Maine
>5

It's hands down the best /out/ state east of the Mississippi, and is better than a lot of 7s on that list.

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>>987067
Try harder faggot im right in the middle of it.

>>988750
>implying anyone here been to nunavut

>>991778
I have
Also NB should be higher than a 4

>>987091
100% accurate and correct map

>>987067
I was going to come in and call you a faggot for including areas that you shouldn't have included, then I realized that you didn't include those areas. Pic looks about right. Shit-tier places to live, other than right along the edges at some spots, but that's understandable since the area you drew is approximate.

>>987091
>Washington and Oregon
>only 7
Into the trash it goes!

>>988538
I skied the Timpanogas Glacier in August.

>>991702
Seconded. Downeast mainefag reporting in. We have one of the most scenic national parks (Acadia), a shitload of untouched wilderness (the Allagash) and Mt. Katahdin and the first leg of the AT.

Also a very /out/ friendly culture as well

>>991938
Definitely, also the most heavily forested state and the most rural state (the only US state becoming more rural over time). Whereabouts Downeast are you from?

>>987117
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>>987159
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>>987513
>>987739
>>987837
Standard responses to that pic...When are y'all going to update it for the less informed?

>>987091
Usa is literally the most diverse country on the planet and one of the largest. has desert, forest, tropic, arctic subregions.


not a 10

goddam what a faggot

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>>991688
Born here. You make do with what you've got.
North Sask is all sheild rock and forests. Lots of lakes too. Went up to Grey Owl Cabin as a kid for school. Was pretty neat.
Been camping in several parks north and south. Best stuff is all north. Whatever you do, never camp at Buffalo pound. Place always has algae and stinks constantly.

I have driven out east a few times. Ontario is great to drive through for the veiws and there are some pretty neat car camping places if your are interested in the sort of camping.
Once camped on the beach of Lake Superior. Sunrise was amazing. Cold though.

I have sadly never been out west. Never had a reason to go as a kid with my family, and I don't have a vehicle now.
One day.

>>992039
>implying anything in the US can be called arctic anything

>>992199
Alaska

>>987129

This.

Hill country
Enchanted Rock
Barrier islands like North Padre
BIG FUCKING BEND

Sure a lot of this place is flat and featureless, but Texas is so fucking big that it's impossible to not have great areas for /out/ings

>>988462
It's also a red state where no one red votes leaving us with all the blue faggotry.

>>987071
Indiana is okay-ish if you're close enough to easily get down to Bloomington and further south for the national forest. I'm in Indy and its only about an hour drive or less to hills and trees.

Once you get farther north you get into the hellish flat fields for miles.

>>992291
Shit

>>987091
Why is West Virginia a 3? It is mostly forests and mountains.

I live in Iowa, yes it's pretty lame but I just make due with what's available and take a few trips a year to Colorado or northern Wisconsin/Michigan/Minnesota. Luckily my parents own about 15 acres of timber and prairie so I can get out there and at least be in a natural setting any time I want to. It doesn't take much to get the restoration effects of being in nature.

>>992747
Personally I think the highest score for any landlocked state should be a 5. If you don't have a coastline you don't deserve a better than average score. Maybe a 6 if you have some top tier mountain ranges and a unique feature.

>>989993
have you been to turkey run or shades?
mid-tennessee has a lot of prime 4-wheeling areas, which would be fine for hiking too

>>989993
I live in Kokomo. Red River Gorge in Kentucky would fit your bill and is far less than sixteen hours from central IN.

>>987787
>>992140
Thank God you guys feel my hatred towards Nebraska, everybody I know says it's not bad but it's the worst

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>>987091
Whoever made this has never been to Texas

>>992747
Most of the land in wv is privately owned

You have to go to Virginia or Kentucky to really camp

>>987352
or the finger lakes

>>987067
>midwest plains states
this is why I'm moving to Utah/Wyoming

>>987091
>virginia and west virginia a 3
>florida and north carolina a 5 and 4
>what is Appalachia and chenendoa
>the highest the scale goes is a 8.5
the fuck is this

>>994257
what is chenendoah, indeed.
is that anything like Shenandoah?

>>992448
Yeah that's why when I drive from Chicago to FL, I take I-65 thru IN instead of I-57 thru IL. The very southern tip of IL has a little bit of geography but the southern maybe 25% of IN is like Kentucky with some rolling hills and almost getting into the foothills of the Appalacians.

>>991778
That because I don't want nunavthat

>>987091
>VT: 4
>NH: 5
>NH > VT

Garbage map m8

FL is one of the worst states for /out/ shit.

>>994479
This

But ME > NH > VT

>>987091
im from NC but i actually like kansas. I've been there a few times and i like the flat openess of it. It's a welcome change from the heavily wooded and mountain regions of my state.

I found KC to be a bit of a dump though.

>>987067
I like the united states state above oklahoma. Friendly non /out/ people. Too bad they die in tornadoes.

>>987527
Fuck California

>>987787
I know the pain brother. I'm in Oklahoma and this shit sucks.

>>993674
Moving to Texas soon, how good is it really?

>>991778
I have

>>988750
Yukon doesn't really deserve a 10, BC is better in every way

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>>987091
Fixed to protect /pol/'s fee-fees

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>>987067
This is not as bad as you make it out to be. You can easily live in many of those areas and still get into the outdoors on a regular basis. You'll just be driving farther to get there.

>>987067
What's wrong with the frontier strip?

>>995535
/pol/'s too busy laughing at antifa to care about this thread.

We're good
https://twitter.com/MichaelJonesAU/status/854478229691879425

>>987129
Idk, I drove through there in a motor home and it was good fucking luck finding public ground.
Seemed to be all private locked away for not-real hunting

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>>996211
Most of Texas is private owned land.
So if you dont know someone good luck.

>>996215
The only place we could find to stop was a campground at Lake Arrowhead
It was Fine except we were swimming in all that humidity

>>996215
What about state owned land?

I love this meme so much.

>be south dakota
>own 400 acres of virgin prairie and forest
>scouting for waterfowl day before duck opener
>see oregon plates driving by our land
>oregon fags get out of their subaru and start pitching tents
>drive over to them
>ask what their business is
>"we are visiting a friend here and we thought we'd camp in this forest for a few nights"
>I don't say a word
>"this is the only forest around here so we are going to set up here"
>stand there silent and shoot my brother a text
>"there aren't any senic camping places, not many trees or hills. you guys need mountains here haha".
>he arrives 10 minutes later
>oregon fags are completely oblivious to what they are doing
>tell my brother to block their car from the front
>I block it in from the back.
>tell my brother to call our local CO
>oregon fags are still oblivious and decide to move their campsite further into our woods
>this pisses me off more
>CO arrives
>tell him retards from oregon are trespassing
>also mention they interfered with my dove hunt
>CO eyes twinkle
>"say no more, anon".
>CO calls sheriff
>sheriff arrives 15 minutes later
>I point to the forest and both go marching down there
>CO tickets each of them for interfering with a hunt
>sheriff tickets each of them for trespassing and destruction of property
>they are removed from our land but their car is still on our property
>they ask if they can retrieve it
>I tell them no.
>one oregon fag starts yelling at me and his voice cracks
>sheriff starts chuckling
>oregon fag keeps on yelling, throws a tantrum
>"we can camp any where in oregon, why not here? you violated my human rights you nazi."
>starts calling the sheriff and CO pigs
>tell sheriff I want the number to the local impound
>I call them and they tow his subaru away
>oregon fags just stand there speechless
>sheriff gives them a ride to town
>never hear from them again

welcome to the anti/out/ belt bitch

>>996575
this why no one likes flyovers

>>995535

Ky here... why the fuck do we get a 2.5, exactly?

>>996575
This didn't happen

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>>996575
>virgin prairie
If it's been plowed, or had cows or sheep on it, it's not virgin
The bison and the locusts are gone

Someday I'm gonna go back to Bumfuck, Flatland, and have a real blast. Gonna go make crop circles in the cornfield, shoot up some road signs, ride me a 4-wheeler, drive a combine, get drunk on wheat beer and start a barfight at the local. Then after the hand-egg team wins the game 'm gunna root a cheerleader in the back of a Ford pickup.
Then fuck off back to 'Straya.

>>996973
It has not been plowed. Livestock has never set foot on it.

>>996884
k

>>996602
this is why we don't like the coasts. They feel entitled to everything.

>>996413
For real there is a lot of State and County lands left out of this map. Also its leaving out Adirondack which has private land within it but is quite open to recreation

>>996973

Umm.... what else did you think that anon meant by virgin?

>>996575
That's cool and all but virgin forest in SD doesn't really amount to anything spectacular.

>>991925
What areas did you think I included?

>>987091
New Mexico is a solid 8/10 if you know where to go.

>>996575
Why would someone go on the internet and tell lies? :^)

>>995535
Only reason for the Pacific states to be 0 is if you think California Oregon and Washington consist solely of SF, LA, Portland and Seattle.

>>999270
I went camping out in the desert there with scouts. I want to go back someday.

>>987123
What part of iowa are you from?

>>987067
Iowa has some of the best trout streams in the nation, so it needs to be higher than 0 imo

>>987174
Lake Altus was my spot. North shore in winter is desolate, the sand dunes are cleaned out and you can just wander around the low level swamp. If it weren't for that, I wouldnt have made it.

>>1000201
I liked NW Iowa. Plenty of fishing, camping is free, old gravel pits become small reservoirs. Morels, ditch asparagus,

>>996978
So, basically, Christmas with the inlaws, but less chance of incest?

Having lived in Florida, I can say there are a few outdoor gems, but they are getting harder and harder to find.

In many ways, Florida can be compared to west africa, but with more money and less HIV. And all of it owned by a mouse...

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>>987787
Nebraska fucking sucks for /out/ activities. Loved here my whole life. Everything is privately owned and basically every patch of forest is flat and dumpy with a shitty little creek full of garbage. The only semi decent place I've been here is Indian caves and even that wasn't great. After camping in Colorado nothing holds a candle.

>>997138
>doesn't really amount to anything spectacular
you are a fucking idiot, I'm glad this mentality remains in the coasts.

>>999284
I don't know. Why would retards trespass?

>>991467
i know that feel, where in iowa? im in cedar rapids area and theres fucking nothing

>>1000216
>Christmas with the inlaws
livin' my dream mate, tho I don't see incestious possibilities with inlaws?
>west africa
Didn't know it was THAT full of niggers?
>owned by a mouse
ploise explain

>>992407
>Hill country

only a Texican believes this is /out

>>1000337
While I agree Colorado has Nebraska beat you people need to venture out more. While Indian Caves is one of the better places to go Nebraska has quite a few places to go.

Oklahoma's a beautiful place to camp/live. I don't know what your talking about

>>1001858
I'm an Omahafag. I know the Sandhills far west have some good spots. But making that drive in a weekend with my Silverado would suck. Anywhere closer?

You're either a basement dweller or autistic if you can find an "anti-out" state. Natural beauty is all over this country- get out of your state sometime.

>>987350

Has obviously never left texas...

>>987067
>Eastern Montana anti-out
you are incorrect

>>996215
Damn, almost the entirety of Nevada is federally owned. What does this mean for people who live there? Anything?

>>987976
>>987768

Is...is that Cliff Ridge in the background? Are you my fucking neighbor?

>>996184
>6hr drive is "short"

>>1000337
that's a cute girl

>>996575
How much is that amount of land worth? I would love to have a large chunk like that.

>>1000216
What are some gems?

>>987074
And Teddy Roosevelt and Bear Paw Mountains and the Missouri Breaks.

>>1000337
I used to go shooting on public land by the Elkhorn River all the time. Don't tell me that everything is privately owned in Nebraska. Where do you live?

>>1001115
Go north of Dubuque, and stay east of Waterloo. There are hills and forests.

>>987585
fuck you nova scotia rules for /out/
canoe the entire northumberland strait and get back to me fggt

>>1003944
Ty anon it's my gf

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>>1005123
Omaha, Millard to be exact.

>>987067
Also you forgot Eastern WA. It's not bad you can't find public hunting land for shit. Want to find a trail to walk up some Grouse? Good luck.

>>987091
Why is pa a 2?

We have huge forests

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>>987091
>New Mexico
>More /out/ than Minnesota, Maine, Michigan, Vermont, Wisconsin, and New Hampshire.
>Outranks every state east of the Mississippi River
>Two times better than Virginia and West Virginia
>Three times better than Tennessee and Kentucky (ignoring the decimal point, because at this point its just silly)

This is top class bait, my desert-dwelling friend

>>987091
>>987129
>>987159
>>992407

>Rhode Island
>Almost as good as Texas
Texans on suicide watch :^)

>>1008592
for the sake of crowds, listen to this person

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>>987091

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>>988750
>Ontario
>5

into the trash it goes

>>1008592
New Mexico isn't the end all be all, but man climb a random ass mesa and watch the sun set over the desert then pop on some headphones and look at the stars. I want to go back there some day, there's something magical about the desert.

>>1005126
Dubuquer here, any recommendations for a weekend trip?

>>988750
these numbers lmfao
>newfoundland/labrador not even on the map
>yukon/nwt enjoy your natives
>ontario and quebec only 5,6


map made by a neet american confirmed or libcuck toronto fag

>>987585
Please name a good /out/ place in Ontario, I need one.

>>1009899
Bruce Peninsula National Park. But don't go on a long weekend because all the douchebags from Toronto pour in and it's a circus. There are some fairly nice sections on the Bruce Trail and along the escarpment. I have walked it from Lion's Head to Tobermorey and it was pretty good. Further north you have Algonquin which has a backpacking route but is mostly about canoeing. There's a lot of /out/ around Parry Sound like the Seguin Trail. Way north near Thunder Bay I have visited The Sleeping Giant and it was some crazy shit. It would be nice to have some huge mountains but there are still some nice places if you look. I only live here because there are jobs and it's cheap living.

>>987067
>gud

>>1002155
Everyone just assumes that Oklahoma is just a plains state its sad.

>>1009717
>England
>same score as Italy and higher score than Austria
I live here but no way in hell do we have anything which comes close to the Alps.

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>>1009717
>Norway
>Same score as Britain and Italy
>Lower than Germany and France
Why?

>>1010428
Never been, but Norway is one of my dream /out/ings.

>>999270
The whole four corners states should all be 8 or 9/10

>>1008592
Northern New Mexico is a legit 8/10 but the South is pretty much Texas and brings the score down

>>987129
Texas problem is almost all of it is privately owned and it's shitty inhabitants. I would give it a .5.

>>992844
I'm the exact opposite. I hate everything going about the coasts. Tourists, hippy types, crowds, inflated prices, sand, hobos, etc. I had to go to a wedding at a beach in April. I will never visit a coastal place ever again. I'm done with you people.

>>1009717
Norway deserves an 8.5 and Austria is as good as Switzerland
Iceland should be lower though unless your only criteria is having a bunch of uninhabited land

>>987091
>AZ
>6.5
Are you one of those retards that thinks AZ is nothing but flat desert?

Also UT should be 9.5/10 easily

>>1003924
>>6hr drive is "short"
That might pass for sarcasm if you are a literal cocksucking faggot.

>only need to take off two half days from work
>leave from work at noon on Friday, arrive at trailhead well before dark, just in time to set up a tent and prepare dinner
>have two full days in the mountains
>drive back early on Monday morning, shower up, get in a half day at work in the afternoon

>>1010467
Texas has no public access private land ?

I don't live in Texas but there is a park near me that is privately owned and you can't tell the difference from the state owned parks.

>>1010670
>park near where I live
>acceptable /out/ location
Pick one

>>988459
>Maryland
>mountains

You've never been farther than 100 miles from home, have you?

>>991732
Looks like wasteland, to me.

4.2% of Texas' 268,500 square miles is public land

>>987067
how is it anti-out?

>>993692
>>1000337
>>1010467


>being against privately owned land
>suggesting publicly/government owned land should exist at all

has /pol/ not redpilled you guys enough?

Government owned land is for libcuck nu-males who got worthless gender studies degrees and can't buy their own land to do /out/ things on. True masculine conservative men all own a couple hundred acres that they can camp/hunt/etc on, like how did you guys not realize this.

ALL government owned land is a defiance of the emperor, and should be turned private as soon as possible. Taxes pay for public land and taxation is theft.

>>1011478
>tfw on general principle i believe most of that, but on a personal selfish level i love public lands
so fucking conflicted on that issue. fortunately (?) i live in commiefornia, so my vote is irrelevant.

>>1011478
Holy shit what a sperg.

fuck off back to /pol/ with your shit memes and your Trump dick riding.

>>1011484
It's almost like your political opinion doesn't have to be absolute black and white.

It's ok to support tax dollars when they pay for something that benefits you. Public lands exist because if all land was private, there would basically be no way for normal people to get to enjoy the outdoors/get to enjoy america. If all land was private, it would either be destroyed for its resources (not implying this is a bad thing, but let's be honest, money is more important than the outdoors), or too expensive for the average person to use.

>>1011522
gee, thanks for the poly-sci lesson, anon. you've really opened my eyes. :)

faggot.

>>1011478
Go back to your containment board, you autistic fuck

>>1011478
>>1011495
>>1011556

not sure if /pol/ is unironically this bad, or if this is just a glaringly obvious false flag...

>>987157
Be honest m8. Have you eve met anyone from outside of Iowa that actually liked Iowa? Being from Minnesota and knowing people from here, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and the Dakota's no one likes Iowa. You want to know why? Because unlike every other state, the air that you breathe is a noxious mixture of hog farts, ethanol, and diabetic sweat stains.

>>987614
DelMarVa aint too bad. I used to live there. Plenty of out stuff to do, just way too much development, pollution, and felt like the south in the summer time with a hint of slush in the winter. Oh, and they have absolutely no forestry so my career choice isn't welcome there.

>>987787
Nebraska is still better than Iowa. If I drive to Colorado from Minnesota to visit family, I always open the window when I reach Nebraska since Iowa smells like an eternal pile of shit.

>>987091
>highest rating is an 8.5
Wow, why did you rate it from 0-8.5, what are you, a fucking base .5 culture you fucking ruffian?

>>987091
I'm a little purturbed that the map maker rated both Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania lower than Nevada. What do they even do there (Aside from gambling and snorting coke off the ass crack of various hookers)? Is raisin drying a sport there?

>>995535
I don't think anyone is actually upset about the high ratings given to the western states, as much as the arrogantly low ratings given to everyone that isn't stuck in some desert hellhole where 95% of the land is covered in park land and ranches. The upper midwest, eastern states, and south all have plenty of outdoor opportunities, it's just that they don't make an economy out of it the way that Rocky mountain states do.

>>996215
"Fed owned land = up sprinkles.
State owned and private land = down sprinkles"
You do realize that there is a clear qualitative difference between a shaded forest in Minnesota and a bunch of sand in Nevada.
"Hooray, today we get to get sunburnt and look at sand again kids"

>>987071
Why in the fuck is west central IL included but Chicagoland is left out?

>>1009717
Netherlands here, shit sucks, I like out but I don't like travelling throught not-/out/ just to get /out/.

Oh well, it's a good excuse to stay inside and shitpost in gear threads.

>>987067
Maybe its not natural beauty but a lot of theses places are sparsely populated and you are free to do mostly whatever you want. So unless your the type of /out/ist that needs to make sure everything they do is 100% legal, these states are quite out friendly. Also these areas are more for advanced /out/ists. If you think winter camping is intense in the Northeast, try winter camping in the Dakotas or western Minnesota.

>>987776
This I'm sitting here trying to find a decent camping spot that doesn't require a $100 deposit and permit. I finally found on on the florida trail in brooksville

>>1011522
National Forrest are actually maintained using revenue from extraction (trees, oil, etc.) Which is why therr are wildfire problems in the West because they don't want extraction.

>every man should own his own hundred acres

Hundred acres? I like having access to hundreds of thousands. I also like fair chase of wild game not high fenced animals. Texas is the poster child of shooting pinned deer. If you want privatized hunting go to Europe faggot, they love your kind.

>>987614
You just put cape cod and the pine Barrens in there you fuckwit.

>>1002155
Oklahoma is such a shithole, we stuck the Indians.

>>987446
yep. (co weed is imported ca weed anyway...)

>>991732
>couple of little bush-trees
>???

10/10 outdoors

>>1009717
>britain
>7
lel
>germanistan
>8
lel

>switzerland
>landlocked
>8
top lel

>croatia
>med
>4
at least 5

>italy
>best euro /out/
>7

>spain
>7
same as italy

>Portugal
>all that coast
>islands in the middle of atlantic
>4
more like 5.5/6

>ukraine
>3
top jej

>>1011751
If you think winter camping is intense in the Dakotas or western Minnesota, try winter camping above 7000' in the Rockies.

>>987614
>Poconos
>Catskills
>Pine Barrens

>>987585
I'd give Alberta a solid 9 for the area around Banff. Moraine and Louise were idyllic.

>>987129
Shhh...

I'm in Austin and tons of Commiefornians are moving here.

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>>1009717
>swedong
>5
>noway
>7

what should be done is for sweden to split 2/3'rds up and then the northern territory should get an 8

norway is a straight up 10.

I live right on the border

>>1013332
>norway is a straight up 10
Frozen shitholes can't be a 9 much less a 10.

>>987150
Anywhere that has good hunting and fishing will also have good hiking/birdwatching/boating.

>tfw Canadian
>tfw country is one giant /out/

>>1012178
Fire suppression in the west ended a long time ago, there is just simply no way to stop fires from occurring in the dry season. On any given year it is natural for a few million acres to burn.

>>1012316
colorado shares the same climate as the "stans" so weed grows extremely well here, you cant transport CA weed to CO legally, and theres literally entire sections of denver where its only grow warehouses