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⌈ Secret Post #6122 ⌋

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Re: Hikers

[(Anonymous)]

It really depends on the location, and tbh, if you're not used to hiking I'd keep it shorter for your first try. Hiking trails can be more challenging than city walking because the trails are rougher, there are elevation changes, etc. etc. Four hours isn't what I'd call an easy hike!

For good shoes, a decent pair of sneakers should be okay unless you're planning on hiking a rough/long trail. A good water bottle is also helpful, maybe a backpack for snacks, appropriate clothing for the weather. You shouldn't need a whole lot more for an easy hike.

Depending on where you are, I'd look at parks in your city, nearby state parks, that kind of thing. In the U.S., state parks generally have websites with info on facilities, trails, trail maps, etc. There are also various hiking websites that will have reviews, but if you're not near a popular spot they might not be very helpful.

Re: Hikers

[(Anonymous)]

Four hours was just the maximum. Two to three works as well. I'll have to visit a sporting goods store next time I go to the city.