Second, There was a sign posted at the entrance along with a fee container. It was surprising how many campers and hikers wanted to enjoy without paying. The ranger issued each of them tickets and commented, most of them are locals. This reminded me of our Torah locals using the shuls, the day schools, the yeshivas and the Bais Yaakovs who want to enjoy them without paying. Third, Consideration for others was missing.
Hikers let their dogs run free ignoring the posted leash requirements.
The dogs stole food, terrorized campers and hikers and in some situations attacked other dogs. This reminded me of the gemorrah discussion about the owner's responsibility for the beast who had eaten from another man's field or the beast that had gored a human. Fourth, I immensely enjoyed the praise of creation. The only ones who were not offering praise were the ones creating the confusion. Fifth, Breathing is more difficult at such high levels.