Remember that many hot places can get very cold if you go high and in particular at night. To protect the person. Navigation aids, political awareness, mobile phone, torch, emergency phone numbers, travel insurance and E111 in Europe. To enrich the experience of travel. Phrase books, dictionaries, guide books, binoculars, diaries.
Many books offer help and knowledge on walking, navigation and equipment.
In particular, they should help those planning solo journeys. Those planning group journeys with specialist tour operators should expect to be given a well considered equipment list appropriate to both the region and the season. Additional Notes Basic kit list Solid appropriate footwear, waterproof clothing, hat for hot or cold, layers, first aid kit, whistle, water bottle, torch, emergency food, comfortable rucksack. Whatever size of rucksack you carry, make sure there is space to carry all the spare clothes you might need, plenty of water, picnic, camera, binoculars and whatever else you like. It is essential that there is still space left in which to put the clothes you remove when heating up.