You can wear waterproof jackets and pants to keep your body dry, but keeping your feet dry while hiking in the rain is much trickier. And, once your feet get wet, you’re much more likely to get blisters and other damage.
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A lot of hardcore hikers will brag about how they don’t let the weather get in the way of their plans. But hiking in the rain can be a miserable experience if you don’t manage to stay dry. It can also be downright dangerous since wetness may lead to hypothermia. So, follow these tips to
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Let me be clear: a tent heat is NOT a replacement for cold-weather camping gear. You are much better off investing in a good winter sleeping bag, a pad with a high R-value and quality base layers. If your tent heater doesn’t work for some reason, this is the gear which will keep you alive.
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Yes, you can still go hiking with your baby when the weather gets cold or even starts snowing. However, I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that it’s a lot harder. If you don’t plan for it and dress properly, it can be a miserable or even dangerous experience. Here’s how to have a good
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Going camping with your baby? One option is to co-sleep in the same sleeping bag. I honestly recommend against co-sleeping while camping. However, if you want to do it safely and comfortably, follow these tips. Read more about sleeping bags before: best baby sleeping bags for camping here. Best Baby Sleeping Bags for Camping
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For a long time, I got by without using a windscreen for my canister stove. If it was particularly windy, I would just make sure to set up the stove next to a tree stump or boulder to block the wind.
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