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How to Prepare for a Nature Hike
How to Gauge the Weather for a Hiking Trip
Learn What Hiking Gear to Take on your Nature Hiking Trip
How to Pack Water for your Nature Hiking Trip
Understand the Importance of Counting Calories When Hiking
Learn How Many Calories You Burn Per Hour When Hiking
Learn What Type of Food to Pack for your Hiking Trip
Understand Why Pastas are Better Providers of Hiking Energy than Refined Sugar
How to Hike in State Parks & with Experienced Hikers
Understand the Importance of Checking Your Campsite for Hazards
Understand the Importance of Hiking Safety
Learn the Appropriate Age Limits for Hiking
How to Enjoy Nature as you Hike
How to Condition Yourself for a Hiking Excursion
How to Condition for a Backpacking Trip
How to Test the Weight of your Backpack Before a Hiking Trip
Understand the Importance of Hiking with a Walking Stick
Learn About Wildlife before Hiking
Learn About Wildlife in your Proposed Hiking Location
How to Have a Low Impact on the Environment When Hiking & Camping
Learn the Importance of Having a Low Impact on the Area Where you are Hiking
How to Stay Hydrated & Rested Before & During a Hike
How to Protect your Family from Danger When Hiking
Appreciate the Benefits of Hiking
Summary: Learn how important it is to hike with an experienced hiker to ensure that you stay safe and on track in this free video series covering the basics of nature hiking.
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"Hi, I'm Kevin speaking on behalf of Expert Village on hiking. If you're going to a national park, you need to consider of course the cost if there's any. Most national parks are only a nominal fee, but other places that you may end up that are not national parks may have a little higher fee than you might think, if you're accompanying a whole group of hikers. Your choice of groups to go with should always include a season hiker. Season hikers know what to do in case of trouble, they know how to deal with emergency situations, a lot of times they're certified in life saving practices."
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