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General:
-The 12 Steps
-A
Checklist
-Food
-Leave No Trace
-Meteorology
Footwear:
-Selecting
Boots
-Breaking
'Em In
-The Right Socks
Wildlife:
-Black Bear
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In The Cold:
-Complications
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Altitude:
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12
Steps to a Better Trip
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Research
– find a place, decide trail length, talk to rangers
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Plan
– gather map and materials, gear checklist, itinerary,
directions, menu, trip plan (contact info, etc.)
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Pack
– use checklist, choose your ounces wisely, how-to advice,
pack management (color coding stuff sacks)
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Load-up
– put all gear together in one place beforehand, use
a quick load-up list
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Check-in
– at ranger station, last minute weather and warnings
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Hike
– wear proper attire, shoes & socks, seasonal attire
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Camp
– leave no trace, established vs. not-established campsites,
fires, bear-bagging
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Eat
– plenty and often, food and menu suggestions, cooking
and cookware info
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Drink
– plenty and often, water filtration/purification techniques/equipment
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Enjoy
– take time to take it in, pictures
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Reflect
– tell someone about your trip or keep a journal (helps
solidify the experience in your mind)
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Post
– the specifics of the trip on Backpackers Anonymous
so others can try it
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