The largest national park in the U.S., it’s bigger than some countries and offers vast wilderness with glaciers, mountains, and no one to find you.

Bob Marshall Wilderness (MT)

Known as “The Bob,” it’s a rugged expanse of wilderness, cut off from modern life, with deep valleys and quiet trails.

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park (MI)

Remote and dense, the “Porkies” offer a secluded retreat in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Boundary Waters Canoe Area (MN)

Thousands of lakes, no roads, and endless woods. Paddle out and lose yourself.

Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness (NM)

Alien landscapes of hoodoos and badlands. Remote, desolate, and surreal.

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Torres del Paine National Park (Chile)

Remote Patagonian wilderness with jagged peaks, vast glaciers, and few visitors during the off-season.

Pampas del Heath (Peru/Bolivia)

An isolated stretch of savanna and jungle where human contact is minimal.

Europe

Knoydart Peninsula (Scotland)

One of the most remote places in the UK, reachable only by boat or a long hike.

Rondane National Park (Norway)

Stark, barren landscapes with rolling tundra and icy peaks, perfect for isolation.

Pindus Mountains (Greece)

Rugged and relatively untouched, with valleys and forests far from tourist trails.

Asia

Altai Mountains (Mongolia)

Remote, wild, and sparsely inhabited. It’s a place where time feels meaningless.

Zanskar Valley (India)

Isolated high-altitude desert, cut off for months due to snow, offering serene silence.

Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia)

Vast, volcanic landscapes, full of raw power and desolation, with almost no human presence.

Australia & Oceania

Tasmanian Wilderness (Australia)

Dense forests and rugged terrain, with hardly a soul in sight.

Fiordland National Park (New Zealand)

Remote fjords, rainforests, and mountains. Few roads, fewer people.

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i think i like travelling subconsciously just to find the "right spot"

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