Where is the most remote place you’ve ever been?

[jmal2000]

I was a coyote for the cartel and would often go to Mexico at the border. By far the most remote place I've been to. My bosses would hook me up with coccaine at hotels in Mexico. It wasn't a bad experience. But its a shady business.

[Irezumi]

We waz kangz!

[FarmersSon]

PM me if you ever need help getting a permit. I work at the DOI which is the parent agency to the BLM and NPS - including the wild and scenic rivers group. No need to put in for the lottery I'll just tell them to give you one lol.

Can you hook a guy up with a permit to the wave (Coyote Butte North), or is that one too selective? srs very srs

My parents have gotten permits several times and I've always wanted to but haven't had the flexibility to drive down on the off chance I could get a permit.

[Madscient1st]

Have you ever been so far removed from civilization that it felt like a time warp? I remember driving through some backroads of rural South Carolina years ago, ended up 2 hours from the highway and there was NOTHING but cotton fields, abandoned/burned down farm buildings and literal dirt roads. Almost as if everyone fled the entire region in the 1960s. It felt eerie being so off the grid, knowing if anything happened I would have little chance of survival.

But even then I was probably at within 100 miles of a decent sized city.

What is the most remote place you’ve been to?

Flying over doesn’t count.

Did you think that dirt roads were just a meme used by fake country singers?

[stevebec]

Spent a day on the island of Niulakita, Tuvalu. 0.15 sq mi, population 34. Nearest island is Nukulaelae 100 miles away.

[stevebec]

Midway Island

Back when I lived in Tuvalu, the island was served by Air Marshall Islands which had a flight that went Majuro/Tarawa/Funafuti/Nadi. Continental Micronesia had a flight that went from Honolulu to Majuro that I always wanted to take because it stopped at Johnston Atoll. They didn't allow people off the plane unless they had official business there, but I always though it would be cool just to stop there. Always ended up going via Nadi and the flight stopped going to Johnston when it was shut down.

[TryingMen]

Probably up in a plane when you really think about it. Depends how many people you're willing to include in this remote setting with you. If you want it to be literally by yourself with no one near you that one is harder. Most people aren't wandering to remote locations totally alone.

[N0rds]

Probably up in a plane when you really think about it. Depends how many people you're willing to include in this remote setting with you. If you want it to be literally by yourself with no one near you that one is harder. Most people aren't wandering to remote locations totally alone.

BRB surrounded by hundreds of people
BRB you're only 6-8 miles off the ground.

[ChunkBuster]

Hiking in the alps. No-one around.

[Fuggettabowteet]

Rural Utah (Skinwalker ranch type ****), Kayaking in the gulf of Mexico, central Wyoming, rural Arkansas, Alaska, French countryside, Italian countryside

[Basedbaby]

The meth trailerhood wasteland between Jacksonville and Tallahassee what even is that place?

[Saddleshoes]

Small village on the Rio Patuca in the Mosquito Coast of Honduras.
We arrived via black-hawk helicopter for a humanitarian mission.
The place was hot, humid and filled with fleas and ticks.
I was glad to get out of there.