Thread 2838181

Can we rank all countries in Europe according to their /out/ value?

Finland
thats about it

Vatican City in S

>>2838182
Mogged by Norway

>>2838181 (OP)
Norway, Sweden and Iceland go in S
Netherlands are F
Poland, Hungary, Switzerland and Austria A
Germany France and Spain B
Ukraine in irradiated minefield

>>2838182
>No mountains
Bro you're not even on the list.

Albania could be A tier if not for the Albanian "people" not giving a shit and throwing their garbage everywhere
So C tier

>>2838182
Saplings
Small Lake
Scrubland
Deer
Pine wood with small lake
Drunk autist
Deer
Scrubland
Saplings
Repeat

You have now seen binland

>>2838205
What does Hungary have to put it in the same tier as Switzerland and Austria?

>>2838224
The danube valley, quite a bit of really good forest and a lot of the small >>2838224
villages have that premodern european countryside vibe. Also there's still a lot of alley fruit trees next to roads and paths, so you can stop, climb into a tree and eat yourself full on cherries and mulberries.

>>2838181 (OP)
All F tier. Europe is too aurbanized.

>>2838244
Oh

>>2838224
A lot, actually.
The National Blue Trail is the oldest long-distance route in Europe and takes you through the most scenic parts of the country (Pilis, Danube Bend, Upper Balaton, Bükk, Zemplén, etc), passing by many historic villages, forests, caves and castles. It's part of the Blue Circle, which is a hike route around the country.
The infrastructure is also very good, with proper markings, trail maintenance, stamps and an official book to prove you've completed the trail, by collecting all the stamps. It's basically an Appalachian Trail lite.
The north has a lot of forests and hidden gems, more experienced hikers actually dislike the blue trail sometimes, since it avoids quite a few nice paths and areas.
But it all comes down to preferences. If coniferous forests and rocky mountaintops are your thing, then the country would be a disappointment for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRsq7bnclYs

>>2838264
>central-eastern european flatlands: A
>country where the majority of the alps is located in: B

>>2838268
>Carpathains
>Flatlands
k
Poland deserves an A for this alone:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orla_Per%C4%87

>>2838264
There's a lot to do in Ireland. Yes you don't get mountains but the present forests and plains are enjoyable if you plan to hike across this nation.

>>2838211
Heaven?

>S TIER
America
>F TIER
All European countries

>>2838274
Ireland certainly deserves to be higher then Estonia....
>t. live in ireland

>>2838516
>>S TIER
>America

>>2838556
>>2838274
Forests here are all spruce rows, I agree the plains and mountains are pretty good though. The Wicklow mountains need to be drained as bogland and reforested in scots pine, or at least turned to swampland.

>>2838274
>>2838556
>>2838578
Ireland also has and is producing a whole load of touring greenways which are great fun to go around on, just wish the public transport was good as well.
>>2838264
Ireland should definitley be higher as although we may not have huge mountains, we have some beautifully mild weather. Also not sure how or why you would put the UK at a seperate level from Ireland, it's the same place with more people more or less.

>>2838580
>Luxembourg below the Baltic turboflats
r-rude
we have some trails and some interesting geography in the north I swear ;_;

albania # 1

>>2838516
This but unironically.

>>2838745
Stop throwing garbage everywhere like animals

>>2838248
Iceland sits on the Mid-Atlantic Risge, where the North American plate and the Eurasian plate meet. It’s in both North America and Europe.
>but muh culture and muh politics!
Neither are germane to the conversation. It’s like saying the outdoors in California aren’t good because the entire state has AIDS.

>>2838264
nordic/baltic/slavic S/A/B
everyone else - D and below, since they don't allow wild camping

Belgium cannot be discounted, lovely country to cycle across

>>2838743
is pic related your biggest waterfall?

>>2838580
France literally has the mountains from Italy Switzerland and Spain (the borders are the mountains) but it's behind them ? Retarded post

>>2838803
>Switzerland
>legal
No.
There are no federal restrictions but BOY are there canton or city level restrictions.

>>2838803
Nearly everything is privately owned in the UK so wild camping is just trespassing. But to be honest I'm sure if you knocked on the door of a farmhouse and asked if you could camp the night out the way they'd probably let you.

>>2838803
Shit map, wild camping is allowed in Hungary, if you movie withing 24 hours, it's only forbidden in certain areas of national parks.

>>2838881
>France literally has the mountains from Italy Switzerland
most of the country is shit

>>2838803
Nice bait bro. I've wild camped in every country in western and central Europe (except San Marino and the Vatican). Plenty of people have stumbled on my camps. Nobody gives a fuck.

>>2838264
>Russia B tier
Nice rage bait.

>>2839097
It’s probably S tier. Backpacking was hugely popular in the USSR.

>>2839145
Cap. They don't really do /out/ stuff in Russo besides basics like tourista ski resorts.

>>2839092
How is it bait, retard? He didnt write your stupid gay ass laws
Fucking drunk moron

>>2839146
So those wild spaces have all been blocked off after communism collapsed?

>>2839145
>>2839146
Russia's only contenders are Canada and the USA. Those three countries are in a tier of their own simply because of how vast/geographically diverse they are, and how much untouched wilderness they contain. Anyone claiming any of those countries aren't top tier has been lobotomized by political propaganda.

>>2839178
How likely is it to find a drunk retard, a criminal or a dangerous stray dog in Russia?

>>2839188
probably about as likely as it is to find a stinky jeet in Canada, an illiterate nog in America, or a muslim rapist in Sweden, the UK, or Germany.

>>2839192
NTA but that means it's very, very likely.