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by ghaff
1835 days ago
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>Others have mentioned that the US is not into backpacking. I assume "backpacking" in this context tends to mean riding trains around Europe, staying in hostels/couchsurfing/etc. The US has a fair bit of backpacking and camping in National Parks/Forests/long-distance trails although it's not necessarily a fully mainstream activity. But much less of the "European-style" backpacking. I think it's partly a difference of scale and ability to get around without a car once you get out of a handful of (mostly expensive) cities. |
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