Hiking Guide: Summer and Winter



Keep Cool:

 Summer Hiking

 Start your hike before sunrise and rest in the shade during lunch time.
Wear a wide-brimmed hat and use sunscreen.




Keep Warm:

 Winter Hiking

 Hiking will rise your body temperature.
Wear a warm hat, gloves and wool socks.
Keep extra dry clothes on hand.

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