15 March 2014

Take A Hike For Your Vacation

Take A Hike For Your Vacation

by Malcolm Andersen

There is no better way to have a memorable and thrilling vacation that to take a hiking vacation. It does not matter if you are taking the time with your family or by yourself, you will have a memorable time either way.

Hiking vacations offer a multitude of adventure that is always different for each hike. You get to enjoy the beautiful scenery and be one with Mother Nature.

Take Your Pick

When looking for the ideal hiking spot, you have an assortment of locations to choose from. You can decide to hike through a certain part of the woods or go on a hiking trail that has been hiked on by hiking enthusiasts. There are woods that have cleared trails which have been used as a walking trail.

If you are feeling adventurous, why not try to make your own hiking path. You can go in the woods and look for an uncleared trail. A note of caution here is that before going on a hike in an uncleared trail, you should notify your family, friend or relative of the place and time you are going hiking. At least someone will be able to notify the authorities in case you do get lost. Rest assured that whether you do take the path well-traveled or the unexplored path, you will have a great experience in the end.

What To Pack

Bring along things that are both necessary and very important for hiking. Do not overdo it though because you might not enjoy the hike if you are carrying a heavy load on your back. After all, the plan here is to enjoy your hike.

Dress accordingly depending on the weather. Wear light layers if it is warm and wear thicker layers of clothes during the cold season. Don't forget to pack a light blanket for emergencies.

Don't forget the matches so that you can light up a fire. As a precaution, put the matches in a waterproof bag so they don't accidentally get wet. Pack a few light snacks since these can help you avoid hunger while hiking.

Bring as much water as you can carry. Hiking can cause dehydration and plain old water is the best drink to rehydrate yourself, forget those sodas and sweet drinks. Take a few moments off from your hike to drink enough water so you don't get dehydrated.

Take your camera with you. Wonderful scenery and wildlife abound especially in unmarked trails. You can take pictures or videos of these as you go along your path. Later, after you are well-rested and in the comfort of your own home, you can have the luxury of looking at the photos or videos you took to remind you of the fun you had.

Finally, you will need something to dry yourself or your gear off from time to time. A lightweight, <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Fast-Drying-Towel-Professional-Streak-Free/dp/B00CUREA5C">microfiber towel</a> comes in handy for many things, without the bulk of traditional cotton towels. And it won't get moldy at the bottom of your backpack if it is fast drying.

Beginners To The Hiking World

If this is your first time to try out hiking, better take things slowly. Ask a friend who has had experience in hiking to go with you for a short hike over the weekend. Not only will you have company but you can ask for some tips on the do's and don'ts of hiking based on personal experience. You can also ask other hikers for their share of tips.

After a few hiking trips, you will surely be eager to schedule your next hiking vacation.



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