Basic strategies for outdoor travel

1. Practical principle of equipment: Since tents, sleeping bags and floor mats are essential for camping, head lamps, toilet paper, wet tissues, towels, toothbrushes and even a compression bucket are all essential. Since camping, you will need a picnic. Gas tanks, stoves, simple aluminum pot and rice bowls are also indispensable.

As for other equipment, such as hiking shoes, waterproof clothing, hiking poles and snow covers, although they are important preparations for climbing, they are not necessarily necessary equipment for camping, because you are going camping, not exploring. You can drive to a grass dam or a forest clearing to camp, and you don't need to dress up as a snow mountain climber or a cave explorer at all.

Of course, since we are camping, we have to spend the night. Headlights, camp lights and other lighting equipment are definitely needed. Otherwise, it will not only be fun, but also have various security risks.

4. Choice of camping environment: For the first time camping, it is best to have an experienced donkey to guide you on how to choose a safe and comfortable camp. For example, when many new donkeys travel for the first time, they often choose to put their tents on the clean lawn of the river beach. Although the waterscape room lying listening to running water is romantic, it is very dangerous! In fact, in recent years, there have been many tragedies in China where camping tents were washed away by sudden flash floods. In addition, it is not appropriate to tie the tent under the cliff to avoid the wind and rain, which may lead to landslides after the rain, causing casualties. It is not advisable to tie the tent to the raised high ground in isolation, because lightning may strike in thunderstorm weather.

In addition, it is best to spray sulfur powder or pesticides around the summer camp to prevent the invasion of poisonous insects. Shoes and other containers placed around the tent in the morning should also be carefully checked to prevent insects and snakes from hiding in the cold.

6. Food and water: Try to bring your own drinking water when you go camping. If you have to, you must choose a clean water source to boil or even precipitate for drinking. Don't think that the mountain spring flowing down the cliff must be the clean water source of nature. Maybe if you climb the cliff, you will see animal manure reclaimed by villagers and even vegetable sewage!