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Hiking Tips

Practical knowledge and tips for hiking

Offline Maps Crash Course – 3 Minutes to Mastery, No More Getting Lost on the Trail

Avoiding getting lost on the trail is essential knowledge for every hiker. Learning to read offline maps is undoubtedly a good way to reduce the risk of getting lost.

Basic Concepts of Hiking and Trekking

Walking is a necessary process for every hiker or mountaineer to reach their goal. Learning how to move safely and efficiently on the trail is an important skill. Here are several seemingly basic yet essential concepts for hiking. “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”—by accumulating experience step by step, you make your path toward the mountains safer.

Six Common Hiking Myths

Every field has its myths—stories that may or may not be true, often lacking records or evidence to verify them. Some myths may originate from real events but, through retelling, many details can change, making them unreliable or even false. Hiking is no exception. This article shares several common myths in the hiking world.

Backpacking – Introduction to Overnight Hiking

Compared to day hikes or driving to a campsite, an overnight backpacking trip is usually more challenging. However, it allows you to venture deeper into the mountains and experience nature in a whole new way.