1. Stick to recognised paths - that way you're less likely to get lost.
2. Always tell someone where you're going - and what time you'll be back - this gives a time-frame for your family/friends to work out whether you might need help.
3. Carry basic provisions (food/water) - Dehydration is always a risk factor - even on mild or cool days.
4. Check the weather forecast BEFORE you set out - You should never go hill walking when bad weather is expected.
5. Wear suitable clothing & footwear for the conditions you're likely to encounter - trainers etc are NOT good walking shoes, neither are jeans & t-shirts suitable walking clothes !
They each have their strong points. Walking from the kitchen to the living room does not have to be up / down hill.
They each have their strong points. Walking from the kitchen to the living room does not have to be up / down hill.
Walking up a steep sand hill with fragile and shallow rooted plants could damage that part.
by walking :)
Denim clothing is not suitable for hill walking because it is an abrasive material. Denim will rub your legs until they hurt.
Will Hill plays Safety for the New York Giants.
Five Go to Billycock Hill was created in 1957.
too many people walking on it over time, it compresses into a hill
crest The five letter word for the top of the hill is the cliff.
Hiking is a combination of the words Hill + Walking.
It goes around the perimeter of Herron Hill reservoir in the Hill District.
Errr, walking! You need physical fitness & stamina appropriate to the walk; and you need to be appropriately clothed and equipped.