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⌈ Secret Post #6122 ⌋

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Re: Hikers

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the advice! I have very flat feet so I'll need to look for shoes that can accommodate those. :(

I don't really have anyone that would want to hike with me but I would definitely inform people where I am going. Not sure if solo hike is safer than trying to find some strangers to hike with as a woman.

Re: Hikers

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, proper footwear for extending walking is a must. Maybe check out specialized insoles? If there aren't any cushy enough shoes out there. A lot of the hiking footwear tend to be stiffer than normal shoes so it's a sort of try and see how you feel thing.

If there are any hiking groups on Facebook, or community classes about hiking/ hiking clubs around, they might be options for you to go hiking with others.

Depending on how dangerous/difficult the terrain is, I'd usually caution against solo hiking especially if you don't know the area well. But if it's somewhere where the chances of you getting lost or attacked by wildlife is slim to none, and you're in a well populated area, it is an option.

That being said, if you're in the PNW like I am, I wouldn't do solo hiking at all cause it's so easy for anyone up here to get lost off the main trails, walk into backcountry, try to double back following a stream down and then get stuck on a cliff face.