How to avoid a failed camping when traveling outdoors(1)?

Camping is a very simple matter. Bring tents, moisture-proof mats, sleeping bags and other basic equipment, find a good place to camp.

But camping is very particular. The wrong location may lead to poor rest. A slight negligence may even encounter dangerous conditions such as mudslides, river surges, and animal invasions. In outdoor travel, choosing a good camping site is arguably the most important little thing.

Camping is the best way to get close to nature. Whether it is driving, hiking or cycling, after a hard day's work, everyone gathers in the camp to have a hot meal. Take a good night's sleep in the tent to ensure that you can start a new journey full of energy the next day. Successful camping is always similar, and failed camping has its own magical encounters.

Check the weather information-so the first thing before camping in the mountains is to carefully check the temperature, climate, and whether it will rain in the near future.

The mountainous areas are windy and rainy, the temperature difference between day and night on the mountain top is large, and the valley is heavy; there are many mosquitoes in the grassland, and the temperature difference between day and night is also large; there are many wild animals in the forest area, and it is necessary to do a good job of defense against the invasion of wild animals.

Only by getting a good understanding of the local situation can we choose the most suitable equipment. Bringing less equipment will encounter many inconveniences in the campsite, and bringing more equipment will increase the burden on our journey. Pay attention to local weather news-when looking up weather information, it is best to also check local weather news.

After inquiring about the local geo-climatic information, it is time to prepare equipment. The basic equipment for camping is relatively simple, including tents, moisture-proof mats, sleeping bags, stoves, and mountaineering clothing. Moisture-proof mat is an equipment that is easily overlooked. However, it actually plays an extremely important role in keeping warm. If you don't have a moisture-proof pad, your body's heat will continue to be lost during night sleep. Even in a warm enough area, this will cause you to become exhausted, and it may even be life-threatening in cold areas. Sleeping bags are actually a better choice. The main things you need to consider are temperature scale, choice of duck down or goose down, sleeping bag material and sleeping bag style.

One thing worth noting when choosing the temperature scale of a sleeping bag is that a general sleeping bag will be marked with three temperature scales, namely the maximum adaptable temperature, the comfortable temperature and the limit temperature. We try our best to use the comfort temperature scale as the measuring scale of choice. After all, the limit temperature scale only means that the sleeping bag will not lose the temperature at this temperature and will never make you sleep comfortable.