What are the precautions for outdoor mountaineering?

Many friends go hiking when they have time. This can be said to be a trip that you can go on at any time. Hiking can relax our bodies. Many friends choose to go hiking when they are in a bad mood. When they reach the top of the mountain, they shout at the bottom of the mountain to release all the negative emotions. Therefore, this is very good for our body. So what are the precautions for outdoor hiking?

1. Plan your travel route in advance and fully understand the traffic conditions. When entering mountainous areas, be careful of landslides, falling rocks and collapsed roadsides.

2. If you drive into the mountains by yourself, you must maintain your vehicle in advance and pay attention to gas stations, repair shops, hospitals, etc. along the way.

3. Before climbing, you should understand your health condition and carry medicines with you at all times. If you have altitude sickness or feel unwell, do not force yourself to climb the mountain.

4. Pay special attention to clothing and shoes before climbing. Try to travel light and bring less debris to reduce the load. Choose flat shoes such as sneakers, cloth shoes and hiking shoes. Do not wear high heels to avoid inconvenience and safety hazards in climbing. When using crutches, pay attention to choosing the right length, weight and strength.

5. Pay attention to weather forecasts before traveling and add or remove clothes as appropriate. When it rains, you should not use an umbrella on the mountain but a raincoat. This is to avoid lightning and prevent the strong wind on the mountain from blowing away the umbrella. You should be more careful to prevent slipping when walking on the mountain on snowy days.

6. Do not walk while viewing the scenery, and do not view the scenery while walking; pay special attention to safety when taking pictures, choose a location and angle that can ensure safety, and pay special attention to whether the rocks are weathered.

7. Pay attention to your own travel safety, do not go to unopened tourist mountainous areas and dangerous mountainous areas without permission; try to avoid playing in unattended mountains; do not swim or play in deep pools or streams without lifeguards; pay attention to and follow the regulations of warning and prohibition signs when traveling.

8. When going up the mountain, please pay attention to forest fire prevention and do not smoke along the sightseeing route.

The above is an introduction to the precautions for outdoor mountaineering. When we go mountaineering, we must first understand clearly what we should pay attention to and make adequate preparations to ensure our safety and stay away from dangers. If it is raining, it is best not to go mountaineering, because the mountain road is slippery and it is easy to slip and fall down the mountain.