Backcountry (noun)

1. A remote or sparsely populated area, especially in a rural region or wilderness.
2. The area or region that is remote from cities or settled areas.

Origin:

From back + country, from the sense of country as a remote or rural area.

Examples:

1. He loved to explore the backcountry and see what he could find.
2. The backcountry was a dangerous place, with wild animals and treacherous terrain.
3. The backcountry was home to many small towns and remote communities.
4. The backcountry was known for its rugged beauty and breathtaking landscapes.
5. Backcountry hiking requires a good deal of preparation and planning.