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anyway I actually like Colorado exactly because it's so "pozzed", I don't know what this word means or if I'm using it correctly, but basically when I'm out in Idaho, Montana or Wyoming I'm constantly wary of meeting faggot ass locals who don't want you there and I'm worried I'll be come back to my car to find it scratched or my tires slashed or something (especially since I have Colorado plates and I heard they don't like that, especially in Wyoming), I also am much more careful about checking maps beforehand for possible private property because I don't want to meet these people at all. And there's still a surprising amount of private property in these places, it's constantly an issue and changing my plans. In Colorado I just find a trailhead and fuck off into the woods, don't even check the parcel maps beforehand, any private property owners probably don't care about hikers, but it's still easy to get away from people just don't do the most popular alltrails
Anyway, I'd still vote for Wyoming because it has the most spectacular places to me. Colorado is a solid second though, very beautiful and surprising diversity for a state usually only known for mountains.

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