How to Climb Slieve Donard
If you like climbing mountains then the Slieve Donard is certainly one you which should attempt to climb. Situated in Northern Ireland, it allows you to see some of the most amazing views as you struggle to the top. Seeing the Isle of Man and the Strangford Lough from the top of the mountain, it really is an experience you will never forget. So if you are interested in climbing the Slieve Donard then all you have to do is follow these steps:
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Instructions
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Before even considering climbing Slieve Donard, you will need to see exactly what the weather will be doing whilst you are climbing. Most months in the year will require you to wear warm clothing but if you would prefer you could wear layers so if you start to get too warm you can easily take off a layer or two.
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Take plenty of water. As we exercise our body needs constant moisture which is provided through water. If you risk getting dehydrated it could be extremely dangerous.
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Remember to wear the right shoes. For some reason even though they are climbing a mountain, some people simply forget to wear sensible shoes. The right clothing is also extremely important, so make sure that it is reliable as it could prove to be very useful, especially in emergencies.
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It may be a wise idea to take a first aid kit as the walk can be quite treacherous and who knows what may crop up. You may end up having blisters or cuts for example and with a first aid kit you can easily sort this out and still carry on with the long walk up the mountain.
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Take a camera so that you can relive the memories of Slieve Donard over and over. You will experience some great views and they will make excellent photos that you can show to everyone back home.
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Tips & Warnings
Make sure that you go to Slieve Donard with a few people, just in case there is an emergency. If you are on your own it could prove fatal if you were to have an accident with no one else around to help you.
If you do end up wearing either too much clothing or too little, you could become seriously ill. So always ensure that you wear the right clothing for the time of year and remember that it is always colder up a mountain!
