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A look at whether using walking sticks and trekking poles really saves energy for hikers and backpackers.
written by Pete Buckley
The Oberrothorn which at 3415 metres or 11204 feet is situated to the East of Zermatt in Switzerland's Valais region. The mountain - though not so well known as the nearby Matterhorn - does have one claim to fame in that it is the highest peak in Switzerland with a marked path to its summit. With no glacier crossing or difficult ground to contend with it is within the capabilities of reasonably experienced hill walkers using only standard mountain hiking gear. written by Alan Liptrot
Standing at over 6,000 feet high, The mountain of La Maroma bathes its feet in Lake Vinuela. written by Donald Saunders
Millions of people enjoy hiking every year without incidence because they follow a few simple safety rules.
written by peter hutch
Language: Nepali (official) & 20 other languages divided into numerous dialects. Derived from Sanskrit, Nepali is related to the Indian language, Hindi, and is spoken by about 90 percent of the population in either native or second language fluency written by David Brooks
For all those nature lovers who also love a good adventure hike, you should check out Iceland. It is like a hiker’s paradise, especially if you love glaciers.
written by Thomas Hollowell
Preparing for a Morocco holiday can be a daunting task. There just is not a whole lot of information available. Planning your trekking Morocco itinerary will prove the same. Read on how you can not only get prepared, but get to places that most tourists do not get to visit. written by Dev Sri
During night trekking you can enjoy the nocturnal beauty of the wildlife.
Trekking has remained men's passion from the day he took his first step on the earth. He always ventured out of home and his natural surroundings to explore something new, a world that was unknown to him. It is astonishing to learn that the human race migrated from one continent to another when there were no means of communication, no helping hands, and most of them who left their home could never return back. written by will moore
Not everyone gets to relax when they travel. Some like to Travel for Adventure. Getting your adrenalin flowing is the main purpose of Adventure Travel. written by Donald Saunders
Experience hikers swear by a map and compass for finding their way around and for getting out of tight spots and learning to read a map is one of the essential skills for any novice hiker. written by Donald Saunders
You won't need too much kit to start hiking but one essential piece of equipment will be a good pair of hiking boots. Choosing the right boots is essential to your enjoyment of hiking and this article will show you what to look for. written by Donald Saunders
When you're out in the middle of nowhere and a long way from help some basic first aid can come in very handy. This article looks at three basic first aid techniques that every hiker should know. written by Donald Saunders
While hiking is generally great fun and something of an adventure it is not without its risks and every year a small number of hikers unfortunately get themselves lost or sustain injuries out on the trail. This article looks at five basic tips to ensure that your hiking adventures keep you safe. written by Robin Shortt
Man's best friend your dog , and you, can go camping and have lots of fun.
Look at it as a walk that doesn't end, during which he gets to spend all his time with you. For us campers, it can give us another means of security and another way of bonding. written by evans mwangi
It's February and today is a hot sunny day with clear blue skies just like any other day in February. I'm in Nairobi doing the final arrangements for a six day Mount Kenya climb using the Sirimon - Chogoria traverse.
Before going to bed, I make sure the vehicle is in good shape. I also make a call to my helpers in Nanyuki (a town at the base of the mountain) just to make sure that things on that end are running smoothly. I retire to bed early having organized my own climbing gear in my back pack written by Tango Pang
Hawaii vacations offer something for everybody. Besides the popular reasons for most Hawaii vacations – sugar white beaches and emerald waters, offering every sort of water sport, these beautiful islands offer the opportunity to imbibe ancient culture, learn about geology and observe wildlife in lush rain forests. written by Mats Lundkvist
We know a pair of right trekking poles has multiple benefits and can prove to be a great relief to strains. But ironically, the story doesn't seem to end with purchasing a quality pair of trekking poles. Because if you want to keep your poles in good working condition so that they work like new, they require frequent maintenance and care. Although, trekking poles require not so much maintenance but a little is necessary (and that little is significant here!). written by Robin Shortt
Finding camping equipment content rich pages with great information on camping equipment,camping,fishing,hunting and many other outdoor activities for the family and sportsman alike. written by Mats Lonnstrom Lonnstrom
Adventure travel can take you to the other side of the world, to the top of a mountain, or to the wildest places on earth. But it might also take you to the inside of a little old church just around the corner, that you’ve walked past a thousand times. written by Steve Dempster
If you're planning to start walking, at any level from gentle country rambling to high-level fell and mountain hiking, you really do need to consider what you're going to put on your feet
very carefully. Your boots - and socks - can make the difference between enjoying your leisure time or hobbling around painfully. Whilst this short article can only cover the most important points, here are ten things you should know about walking boots . . . written by web master
Tour operator offering himalayas trekking tours including Camping in Himalayas, snow camping, valley of flowers trek, zanskar trek, morkta valley trek,
pin parbati trek, shimla trek, trekking in arunachal, gangotri taponvan trekking. written by Satya Narayan
India tour operator offering tour packages for travel in india including Rajasthan, kerala, agra, shimla, mussorie, taj mahal, manali, goa beaches and other destinations. Also provides hotels / resorts booking and car / coach rentals. written by Harish Kohli
The article gives the information about Spiti Valley travel trip. written by Harish Kohli
The article gives Spiti Hidden Vallery Travel Trip Information. written by Harish Kohli
The article gives the information about the adventure trip. written by ian williamson
This route is a good alternative to the Marangu route. It is probably the easiest route for the first time climber and not as ‘popular’ as the heavily criticized Marangu route. This route uses small tents for accommodation on the mountain. written by Yogesh Kumar
Providing information and tour packages for kerala beaches, backwaters, kerala cruises, hill stations, houseboats, trekking, camping and biking. Also provide details on hotels in kerala. written by ian williamson
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written by Donald Vanderlugt Vanderlugt
Light Weight Camping food is a great asset for those long hikes where high energy and lightweight is a necessity, lightweight foods need not taste like wood and with a bit of imagination is a very practical alternative to other heavy types << previous page 1 2 next page>> |
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