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10. Hydrate Regularly Drink water even if you’re not thirsty. Staying hydrated keeps your energy up and prevents fatigue.
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9. Plan Ahead Know the trail, check the weather, and inform someone of your plans before you start.
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8. Dress in Layers Weather can change quickly. Be prepared for heat, rain, or cold with proper gear.
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7. Start Early Mornings offer cooler temperatures, less crowding, and better chances to spot wildlife.
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6. Pack Light but Smart Carry essentials like water, snacks, a map, and a first aid kit without overloading your bag.
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5. Share the Trail Give way to uphill hikers and be courteous to fellow adventurers.
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4. Respect Wildlife Observe from a distance. Don’t feed or approach animals.
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3. Stick to the Trail Avoid creating new paths. This protects the environment and ensures your safety.
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2. Stay Quiet Enjoy the sounds of nature. Keep noise to a minimum to not disturb wildlife and fellow hikers.
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1. Leave No Trace Always pack out what you pack in. Respect nature and keep it pristine.
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