Trail & hiking safety for families
... pack cold weather gear – just in case. Warm days can turn extra chilly at night, especially if you’re not used to camping and hiking. Hypothermia is extremely dangerous, and happens when your body temp lowers too much. Know the signs of Hypothermia in both kids and adults.
Bring extra garbage bags so you can pack up and carry out any refuse you come across.
See some more tips for safe and eco-friendly hiking and camping.
Photo by Bob Von Normann: Courtesy Humboldt County CVB, redwoods.info.
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July 22nd, 2009 | Jennifer | Read More | Comments: 1Filed under: basic first aid class, camping, eco-friendly hiking, experienced hikers, green adventures, green vacation, hiking, Hypothermia, into the wild
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