Hiking 101 for Beginners | Useful Knowledge
Hiking 101 for Beginners | Useful Knowledge
Hiking 101 for beginners is easy. Learn hiking 101 for beginners and build great campfires. Hiking 101 for beginners will show how to prepare for a day hike and hike successfully. The goal on your first hiking trip is to have fun.
We show you the easy way to enjoy the great outdoors with reasonable expectations and goals. Hiking 101 for beginners will show you the simple way to go day hiking. It’s very easy to go hiking your first time and be successful. Even beginners will have fun like those that are experienced.
Hiking is a big part of spring, summer, and fall. Follow this hiking 101 for beginners video and don’t let fear of failure on your first day hike out keep you from enjoying the trail ! Once you master the easy hiking essentials, you can introduce even more fun stuff to your hiking trip.
If you want to expand your hiking horizons, plan some more elaborate and strenuous trails. Many hikers will graduate into backpacking and enjoy overnight trips.
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Hiking 101 for beginners is easy to learn and enjoy. Start day hiking and have fun in the great outdoors.
Thank you. This video helps.😊
Wool socks are the best I’ve started hiking recently and got some trekking poles arriving today :3
6:41 that pattern is so pattern-y
Great orange tape tip
Great video
Great tips! I hadn’t thought about the trail marking tape, but that’s awesome. Plus, God forbid you get hurt while you’re off trail and can’t hike out, it can lead SAR right to you.
I’m terrified but excited. I’m ready I think
Good stuff thank you
I just watched this as I would lie to get into over night hiking, here was me thinking that I was going to need to start doing more exercise…. I now feel quite up to the task doing 6km walks every day before work while carrying 3l of water and wearing steal caps and jeans…. I’m going on a hike this weekend now
Hi Jamie, I just found your channel and subscribed, I like your content 😃
Never been backpacking, but its on my bucket list. Very good advice. thanks
Somthing else i take hiking with me is my 380 . A good equelizer for lots of dangers along the trail .
You need allergy medicine to…love you content
Thanks for cutting out the nonsense and getting straight to the point!
thank you… is really useful info
Don’t forget to add a garmin I reach mini gps /satellite text messenger and radio
I am an experienced hiker of 40 years. I started out at the age of 9. For beginners, I think this is one of the best videos I have seen. I carry a Leatherman Wave as well as a fixed-bladed knife. Love the orange tape but I never use trekking poles. I use a 6′ walking staff. I have always felt using trekking poles was over working the arms and my 6′ hiking stick will allow me scare a snake off, gauge the depth of water and as a ridge pole if you have to build an emergency shelter. Great advice about stepping over a log. The boy scout book I had in the 80’s showed that and also talked about the multiple uses of a walking staff.
Great Advice!🥾
thanks very much
Good video and information. I carry a couple ways to make fire, Bic in an Exotac Fire Sleeve for one and a "ferro rod". A tea candle also can be carried in a fire kit and has some usefulness.
The Hug-A-Tree program is free now and offers some useful tips for those who hike with youth.
As for some of your commenters, in the years since their comments I wonder if we have read articles about recovery operations or them drinking water from their boots?
Appreciate you getting the word out. SAR’s job is easier when people have knowledge, skills, and the correct gear.
Clothes and equipment should never be in any kind of camo pattern or colors that blend in. You always want to stand out and be spotted easily by other hikers or if something happens to you by a rescue helicopter. This is why you always buy stuff with screaming colors that pop out like sore thumb among the rocks and vegetation like red/orange.
Another cheap and amazing thing can potentially save your life if you get lost is a strong laser pointer as those things can be seen from miles away when it gets dark.
The average hiker can hike 4 mph so you can do a 3 mile hike less than a hour. So you don’t need a pack but if you’re going on a 10 mile hike I say take everything he says. If you hike with dogs be sure to bring water and food for them also.
Me and my boyfriend went on our first official hike a few days ago. We had a lot of the right ideas, and some fails. 😂 The trail selected was moderate to hard, we had way too much stuff in our backpacks so they were heavy. I had too much clothing and wound up hot, but all in all it was a good learning experience. I love your video and wish I would have watched it first.
I hope to go hiking for first time in my life before I turn 50 in 2025!
This is great! My only addition would be sun protection. Long sleeves and hat or proper sunscreen. I have had two close family members get sun cancer, it is no joke. Even when it is cloudy or you have some tree coverage there is still UV rays.
Hiking..
Very helpful tips
You’re living up to your user name, thank you!
so bring my bugout bag, got it!! lol i always foolishly do dry hikes and bring my body only but im going to start bring a daypack bcuz its the smart thing to do!! thanks for the video.
Perfect video for beginners, thank you!
This was awesome! Thank you!
This is good advice. Another map option is to take a photo of the map if there is one on the trailhead or if online, you can take a screenshot of map. It is also good to have a pocket charger for your phone. If the terrain is challenging and several trails branch off of main trail, a physical map is probably your best option. Happy Trails!
I plan on hiking soon & I didn’t know it was so much that goes into hiking so thank you for this very informative video!
Step 1, start walking . step 2 ,
keep walking. step 3 , repeat
Very informative. Thank you.
Beginners step one, go hike. You’re not going to get far enough to need anything but 2 water bottles.
Thank u!
Can you tell me which historical features can be found when hiking up the slhanay peak trail??
Very helpful video!!🙂🙂
i personally ditched the hiking boots and use a solid pair of trail runners. lighter and comfy. make sure they have good tread on the bottom
Great tips!! I have a question reg. the last one, though. I’ve heard that in areas with many trees, mountains or creeks, there can be lot of echo and make it too hard to distinguish where the sound is actually coming from. I’ve even heard of people who got lost despite being quite close to the trail or road because of following the sound that inadvertently led them towards the echo rather than the sound source. Any thoughts on this?
Hydrate well the day before a day hike also..
Jooo, to byl můj plan… projít cely Japonsko…
To jste zlurvili…
Nakoupil jsem si gear za 30k úplně zbytečně…
To je jako s telefonem…
Nefunkční kus železa za 50k😂😂
Jsem profesionální oběť! Dělej, řekni to!!!!
Ty sachysto…
I am an experienced hiker and just watched this out of interest, it’s about the best I’ve seen for beginners. Some great advice, especially the orange marker tape and the stop and listen advice.
Well, I sure do hope I don’t get lost.
Great advice! I would add one thing: take a Photo of you and sending to the person you give your info to, that way they know what you look like on that exact day (just in case they have to search for you). And always assume you might be there over night. If you have a lot of new stuff, it might be a good idea to familiarize yourself with them before you hike.
Dont just look where you’re going…look behind you to see where you’ve been so you’ll know where you’re going on you’re way back.
im thinkkng about going on some light day hikes in the polish mountains this year and this video so far has been one of the best ones ive found! to the point, no weird sponsorships, no „buy this extremely expensive gear” but very informative! also, i love your accent, sir! 🤝🏻❤️
Get yourself some rock type pokemon as well
Hi everyone I going to start hiking like the video indicated 2-4 miles to start off where is a good place to buy a good day pack similar to the one on the video ?? Thx Mike
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