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This is perhaps as good a place as any to discuss another problem of the park which is laid to the wilderness door—unfairly, in that it exists with or without wilderness. That is the problem of recreational over-use of the park. There are tremendous recreational pressures on the whole national park system. So much so that the quality of the visit to a park is often greatly diminished. Also the natural scene becomes depleted and run down. In the face of such pressures, parks may have to limit entry or require advance
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