Tuesday, April 29, 2008

camping tents instructions

There is always a first time for everyone to enjoy a great camping or hiking trip. Most every outdoor activities you'll need can be found right at home.

My favorite place to hike is the Rocky Mountains. As a couple who have had a great many nights under the stars, there are many essentials that we would not leave home without, starting with a tent and a flashlight for obvious reasons. Using a large ice pick, you use an overhead swing to penetrate the ice in front of you.

Make sure that you have a good first aid kit too. To prepare for a hiking trip, sometimes I train on a bike as it uses a lot of the same muscles you use when hiking uphill.

Hiking trips are not only a lot of fun they are also very beneficial to your health. Walk an oceanside wilderness trail for a glimpse of an eagle's nest. Light weight glove liners can be added for extra warmth.

If you are planning on building a firepit, look for a clearing or firepits that have already been in use. All in all, try to ensure you are well prepared, avoid solo trips the first time, check all your equipment before you leave and get some first aid training.

hiking - the basics

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