Jumpers interfere with scenery and the enjoyment of the same.
Choosing to allow some things while disallowing others is not hypocrisy. It's thoughtful decision-making.
Choosing to allow some things while disallowing others is not hypocrisy. It's thoughtful decision-making.
How is this particular to BASE as opposed to any of the myriad of other things that people are allowed to do in national parks? It seems to me that a horse blocking my view would interfere with scenery, or seeing a line of people walking up the cables, or climbers dotting the peak, or any number of other things would interfere just as much, if not more. A BASE jump is over in minutes. It can take days to climb some of the bigger faces.