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Books are an adventurer’s best friend. They give the best advice, when going out solo and allows the adventurer to relate to the protagonist and his ups and downs and celebrate with him his happy moments. So here are our top 5 books on adventure.
Understanding how to read a compass properly is necessary for any outdoor adventure or activity whether you are going for a hike or plan to hike, this small piece can really save your life and determine your location.
Hiking is an excellent form of exercise as it allows you to use every muscle of your leg and occasionally hands as well. Important to mention, Hiking ≠ Walking. Yes, both can help you a few pounds here and there but hiking involves, using much more than strengthening and toning the muscles of the legs and calves that walking does.
Getting outdoors, or just getting out your comfort zone is a great idea! The gritty feeling of wearing those outdoor jackets, and lacing on a great pair of boots or shoes is the harbinger of what lies ahead!
If you are reading this article, o lost wanderer, it means that either you have lost your way and this article is your only way to getting home safe or you don’t want to get lost as you head out on your next trip.
Spending a day or two hiking out is enjoyable, fun and there is lots of adrenaline rush. If you are hiking first-time, you might be tempted to explore further and in a rush to get extra energy, you might end up eating some fruits or explore nearby sceneries or trees nearby that might cause your trip to end early or send you to a direct trip to the hospital courtesy of mother nature.
Backpacks are the Adventurer’s best friend. If packed properly they can carry lots of gear which is required and if not you can or will end up with a stiff neck and a sore back.
Having an all-terrain mat/blanket that serves your needs anywhere and everywhere is indeed an essential to have. Put it in your backpack, throw it in your car and never again be unprepared for that impromptu picnic or a hangout at the beach.