Core Viewpoint - The trend of "drawing horses" through hiking is gaining popularity, but it raises safety concerns due to the challenging nature of some routes, prompting authorities to propose safer alternatives [1] Group 1: Popularity and Creativity - The "drawing horses" hiking trend allows enthusiasts to use GPS to create artistic trails, enhancing the experience of outdoor activities [1] - Participants express that creating a well-planned horse drawing requires careful consideration of route and proportions, turning hiking into a form of land art [1] - The trend reflects urban dwellers' desire to escape daily routines and connect with nature, providing a clear goal and cultural significance to their hikes [1] Group 2: Safety Concerns - Some popular routes are risky, involving wild paths, steep slopes, and dense forests, leading to potential dangers such as getting lost or injuries [1] - Recent incidents highlight the risks associated with challenging routes, including difficult terrain and lack of mobile signal, which complicates rescue efforts [1] - The popularity of these "internet celebrity" routes can lead to inexperienced hikers blindly following trends, increasing the likelihood of accidents [1] Group 3: Regulatory Response - Authorities are responding with a dual approach of regulation and service, emphasizing the need for safety oversight on high-risk routes [1] - The National Sports Administration has called for enhanced safety monitoring and warning signs on risky paths, aiming to protect both safety and the environment [1] - Local governments are collaborating with outdoor experts to design safer, creative alternative routes, ensuring public engagement while maintaining safety [1] Group 4: Recommendations for Outdoor Platforms - Outdoor platforms and social media should adopt a more responsible approach, implementing risk assessment mechanisms for user-generated route data [1] - Clear risk indicators and experience requirements should be established for high-risk areas to guide users in making informed decisions [1] - The fundamental principle of outdoor activities must prioritize safety, ensuring that the enjoyment of hiking does not come at the cost of personal safety [1]