HIKING

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now I will post a new extereme sport yeah that is "HIKING"
Hiking is an outdoor activity which consists of walking in natural environments especially on mountains.
Hiking need many equipment.
The equipment required for hiking depends on the length of the hike, and according to the source. Hikers generally carry water, food, and a map in a backpack. Hikers often wear hiking boots to protect their feet. Some outdoor organizations, such as The Mountaineers strongly advocate a list of equipment for hiking, such as the Ten Essentials. This list includes items such as a compass, sunglasses, sunscreen, clothes, flashlight, first aid kit, fire starter, and knife. Other sources suggest additional items such as insect repellent and an emergency blanket Nowadays a GPS navigation device is a great help especially in weather conditions with low visibility or when hiking in unknown territories.
Proponents of ultralight backpacking claim that long lists of required items for multi-day hikes increases pack weight, and hence fatigue and chance of injury. Instead, they recommend a goal of reducing pack weight in order to hike long distances easier. Even the use of hiking boots on long-distances hikes is controversial among ultralight hikers, due to their weight.


Because hiking is a recreational experience, hikers expect it to be pleasant. Sometimes hikers can interfere with each others' enjoyment, or that of other users of the land. Hiking etiquette has developed to minimize such interference

many types of hiking for example;

• Backpacking – also known as trekking, a multi-day, often arduous hike especially in mountainous regions
• Dog hiking – hiking with dogs
• Freehiking – hiking while unclothed, also hiking off-trail
• Hillwalking – a British term for hiking in hills or mountains
• Nordic Walking – fitness walking with poles
• Llama hiking
• Scrambling – "non-technical" rock climbing or mountaineering OR "technical" hiking
• Thru-hiking – hiking a trail from end to end in one continuous hike (people may end to end a trail, but in section hikes)
• Ultralight backpacking
• Waterfalling – aka waterfall hunting and waterfall hiking is hiking with the purpose of finding and enjoying waterfalls
• Dayhiking
• Heli Hiking – using helicopters to access remote areas otherwise inaccessible
• Bushwhacking – a North American term for hikers and cross-country skiers who make their own trails
• Flighthiking - a term used for hiking "as the crow flies" in a straight line, usually off-trail

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