how far can you go into a forest?
447136
as far as it takes to go other the hills and through the woods to grandmother's house
910142
I think you should go find a forest because climbing a mountain will take too long and by the time you reach the top of the mountain, you will be too tired to open your mouth.
238023
anything over 50 feet in the u.s.
1045116
depends on the use of the timber. if you going to make a house it will probably take over a good 50 years for it to get to a decent size, but if it's going to be used for a smaller project or fire wood 20 or so years would probably be enough
498958
Oh, I would love to be lost in the woodlands:) I go into the woods whenever I have the chance, its right behind my house.
271872
depends on context.  Basically, to get closer.
1104473
You may not put them in far enough.
555803
i'd build my cabin in the middle of a forest where there wasn't another cabin around for 100's of acres.  it would be top secret and HUGE!  you could only get to it by walking and it would be stocked to survive there for years without any help from the outside world.
1071353
i go hiking with my scout troop\n     we don't hike all too slow, but we don't kill anyone. 12 miles of hills in one day can be a bit. if you go 9-12 miles every day, you'd be looking at 3 or four days. actually, if you've been hiking a bit (a bit counting as- this is not your first time) it should just take 3 days. that'd be a pretty comfortable hike.\n       but, then add on where you live, and how long it takes to get there.
102665
Over a hundred feet. Though, the guy almost died...... you have to do it a certain way......
836614
same as when you are going camping... go find a tree and go behind that
620118
There's no answer to that question.  No matter how close you are, you can always go half the distance, theoretically anyway.  In real life, it depends on how accurately you can move something!
1054513
I don't work in yards, but I'd guess about... 20 feet.
973253
Yeah.\n\nWent out plinking with my .22, and when I came into small clearing up around the bend, I was face to face with a black bear and her cub. Range: 4 feet. I ran north. They, thankfully ran south. Happy ending.\nMoral of story: Carry a larger gun in the woods if you choose to wander into a tough neighborhood.
843415
Approx. 29,000 feet (over 5 miles).
720467
Not unless you are within 1 mile of Mt. St. Helens
184163
About 70 miles east to San Bernardino, then take Highway 18 North to the San Bernardino National Forest.  Go to cities like Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear.  Get some tire chains first.