It's Saturday morning and the weather is perfect so you decide to head off to a local National Park with friends to do a hike. Nothing complex, but it's more than just a 20 minute walk and you may or may not have a phone signal so you start thinking about what you will take with you. This hike won't require any overnight equipment such as a tent or sleeping bag but you're not really sure what you should take. This is where it can get confusing - take too little or take the wrong things and you may not be comfortable. Take too much and the result is the same.
So what should you take on a day hike?
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127-Dehydrated Food on the Trail
126-Catching up with Tangles and Tail: September 2019
125-Choosing what to bring on a hike
124-Musicians on the Te Araroa
123-Hume and Hovell Track-a premature end to a thruhike
122-Hume and Hovell Track Week 2
121-Hume and Hovell Track Week 1
120-Choosing a camping site
119-The John Muir Trail; an Australian perspective.mp3
118-Zen and the Art of Hiking
117-Hume and Hovell Track: in the footsteps of explorers
116-Choosing a Sleeping Mat
115-Outdoor Retailer Australia Show July 2019 Part 2
114-Outdoor Retailer Australia Show July 2019 Part 1
113-European Peace Walk-interview with Lexi Connors
112-When is it time to quit a hike?
111-Freeze Dried Meals
110-Boots McFarland Interview
109-Environmentally Friendly Hiking
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