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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
Learn how to pack for warm weather hiking in this free hiking video… More
Learn how to hike and camp when it is raining or when you're experiencing other bad weather in this free c… More
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Pack clothes for cold European weather that can be layered, such as long-sleeved t-shirts, turtlenecks and… More
When spring comes and the sun is shining, the comfy sweaters and turtlenecks that kept you warm all winter… More
Learn how to dress for cool weather hiking, how to stay warm and how to prevent yourself from becoming too… More
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Be prepared for rain on your day hike with expert tips on hiking rain gear in this free hiking video.… More
Summary: Learn how to pack for warm 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, now I'm going to talk about how to pack for warmer weather. The best part about packing for warmer weather is you can go a lot lighter. So, I've got a lot smaller backpack than my other one here, just my day pack, is pretty light weight. Now, you can bring less stuff, which is why you can go lighter. You can see I don't have a lot here. Still gonna need water, if you're going on a warmer day or a hot day make sure you bring a lot of water cause you don't want to get dehydrated. Still got my rag, oddly enough, you're still going to want to have your rain gear, including your pants and jacket. So, even if it's a nice day out, you can't always predict the weather so make sure you're always prepared, so have some rain stuf. You might want another shirt, and an extra pair of hiking socks because sometimes it's nice to change halfway through your hike, like at lunchtime or something. So, you can bring less stuff, except the kits, always have your kits. Make sure you bring both of them because it doesn't matter if it's warm, stuff can still go wrong. So, for hiking light, warm weather is the best, but make sure you've got a lot of water, still got your rain gear, but you'll just need a little less layering. You can for go the long sleeved shirt maybe, perhaps you'll want to bring a polar fleece but it's not as necessary. So, go light but still be smart."
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