Every six months or so, I like to do a Google search on some of the more remote destinations I've visited (mostly in Wyoming), just to find out whether those places have been discovered yet and overrun with visitors.
My usual favorite location is the K-----e Peak / S-----h Glacier / B----r Lake area. That was where I went on my solo trip in 2003, where I didn't see anybody for a week. In the past, most of the websites I've found that refer to the area have been simple databases of peaks' GPS coordinates--not very interesting. Other than one trip report from a long-distance backcountry ski trip, I wasn't able to find any record of people having recently visited the area.
Then, this week, when I ran the search again, I had a surprise: I found a listing for a website that evidently was based on personal experience. "If you're here at K-----e Lake," it said, "checking out S------h Glacier is a must..." Something about the breezy, Sunday-Picnic-isn't-this-a-lark tone made me nervous. Is K------e Peak becoming a destination for casual tourists? I hurriedly clicked to open the web page, and found
this.
You have to read the whole thing if you want to get the full effect.