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How to Prepare for a Hiking Trip
How to Recognize Trail Blazes
Picking a Pace for Hiking
How to Stay Hydrated while Hiking
When to Eat while Hiking
Layering Clothing While Hiking
How to Keep your Footing while Hiking
Protecting Hiking Trails
How to Use Hiking Poles
How to Hike Uphill
How to Hike Downhill
How to Stretch before a Hike
How to Pack a Bag for a Hike
How to Pack for Cold Weather Hiking
Cold Weather Hiking Techniques
How to Pack for Warm Weather Hiking
Learn how to pack for cold weather hiking in this free hiking video… More
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Summary: Learn how to pack for cold weather hiking in this free hiking video
Karl Jensen has been hiking for seven years in the New England area. He has been trained by other experts in the field of hiking as well. In addition to hiking, Karl also currently...read more
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"Hi, I'm going to talk to you today about how to pack for cold weather. If it's cold outside, first of all, you need to check the weather because if you're going outside or up on top of a mountain that's above tree line, or even not above tree line, it can be really dangerous if the weather is cold outside. People have died of exposure, even in the middle of summer, even when it's eighty degrees at the bottom, it could be minus thirty at the top or some horrific temperature. People have died all times of the year, even in the winter, even in the summer, so make sure you know the weather is going to be Okay. But, in either case, you're going to need to bring the right stuff. So, here's what we've got. You're going to want a good hat. This hat is lightweight, but it's always been warm enough so this is the one I like to bring. I keep it on the outside because sometimes I wear it even if it's warm. You're gonna still want a good base layer to keep sweat off of you so you won't get chilled. But, if it's just an extra you can have it in the bottom just for later. Your definitely gonna want a second long sleeved shirt to go over that t-shirt, something like this that wicks is a really good idea. I'll put that in as well."
eHow Article: How to Pack for Cold Weather Hiking
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