Where can I camp and be completely isolated?
Tuesday January 30, 2007
You can camp anywhere in the national forests, no permit required, but be sure to observe any fire restrictions and observe "leave no trace" ethics when off road.
You can camp at many isolated backcountry sites in the national parks, but permits are usually required and can be obtained at the park visitor center.
Remember that any tourist sites or visitor brochures will guide you to popular attractions. To find isolation, you must get to know the area, read maps fluently, and practice self-sufficiency...read more
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Actually, certain areas in various National Forests do require that you purchase a ‘back country’ permit to be hung in your car. The idea being knowing where campers are in an emergency and to monitor vehicles in the area.