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Planning your food for a multiday hike
Getting your food right on a multiday hike means eating enough to keep going, without carrying so much that your pack is crushing. Here's how to plan it simply.
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Getting your food right on a multiday hike means eating enough to keep going, without carrying so much that your pack is crushing. Here's how to plan it simply.
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A four-day round on the Herriot Way, stitched together from three recordings after the watch saved one activity overnight. Across the full trip we covered 82.68 km with 5305.2 m of ascent, with a good mix of steady...
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Britain's oldest National Trail runs 429 km from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders along the Pennine spine — notorious for boggy peat crossings, determined navigation, and a genuine northern character that has tested hikers since 1965.
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Wild camping legality depends on five key factors. This guide explains the framework for researching overnight rules in any country, including terminology differences and what to check before you go.
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