[SaxxonWoods]

The reason for this is to protect the rescue people who have to retrieve injured, lost and dead people from these areas.

Rescue people are being used in communities now and don’t need to be chasing around searching for people in the wilds.

[The_Media_never_lie]

The reason for this is to protect the rescue people who have to retrieve injured, lost and dead people from these areas.

Rescue people are being used in communities now and don’t need to be chasing around searching for people in the wilds.

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I had not really thought of that. Yes, that can be a severe drain on man power to send 30-300 people out on a rescue mission, no doubt.

[BipolarBob]

What if we wanna die out in the wilderness rather than be kept prisoner in a city of idiots? I will wear my DNR pendent (Do Not resuscitate Rescue).

[nuconvert]

The solution could be to ban people from climbing or hiking with a written warning that they will not be saved. IOW - enter at your own risk.
The few people that fall or get lost is preventing the overwhelming majority who just drive through the park and maybe stop for a few pictures.

[Professional]

The hospitals across the nation are completely empty ...

[Magnum44]

That makes some sense, but still seems like overkill. Whats wrong with ‘enter at own risk’?