Hey guys. What are the most necessary things to take with during the 3-day open-air trip.?

Question

We're going to sleep under the open sky. It's 30-35 degree by C here.
The food is on our organisation. We're going to walk 20 km during 2 days.

Answer 1

Also being unsure whether C means Celsius or not, I'll cover both:

If it's Fahrenheit, then definitely layers like a sweatshirt and a coat, also consider blankets to cover your sleeping bag in for extra warmth. Also, knitted gloves and warm socks may also be helpful in remaining comfortable. Earmuffs would also be great.

Keep in mind, though, when you're hiking you may sweat up the clothes, so only wear what you have to when you have to.

If it's Celsius, though, then you definitely want to pack light, comfortable clothes, like short-sleeved shirts, etc. Also, look for a loose sleeping bag to make it easier to breath

Either way, bring a ground cloth (a disposable tablecloth cover will do) so that your sleeping bag won't get dirty. When you say open air I'm assuming that means you don't have a tent, or else this wouldn't apply. Flashlights are a must, as is some sort of a way to communicate with the outside world in case you have a problem. I wouldn't rely on cell phones for this. If someone in your group is a ham radio/amateur radio operator, have him/her bring a handheld radio and at least on backup battery, if possible. Also, look up nearby repeaters in the area. You can look on-line for that.

If no one in your group is an operator, a portable flare would be great, but be careful. In some places it's considered a firearm (like a pistol) so check local laws for the area where you'll be hiking.

Hope this helps! Have a great time.

Answer 2

I'm not sure if you meant 30-35 Celcius or what.

If you meant 30-35 Farenheit, Then definately you should make it a priority to pack things that are lightweight but warm. An insulated sleeping bag, thick socks & insulated boots would be good. Also, even though they aren't sexy, a pair of "long johns" would do wonders. The last thing you want to do is travel all that way and be cold the whole time. Believe me, you will not be happy at all.

If you meant 30-35 Celcius, then I would say a lightweight sleeping bag, boots that are more giving and comfortable. Also you'll want to wear items that are breatheable like cotton.

As far as food items, I would say to bring small cans of food that would provide you w/ the nutrients you will need to have the stamina to survive the long trip. And last but not least a first aid kit.

Answer 3

An insulated sleeping bag, a change of underwear and socks is a must! A good soled walking/hiking boot, and a first aid kit.

Answer 4

take a very warm sleeping bag.a backpack and practice tieing the sleeping bag to the backpack.it will tend to come loose on a long walk and you will have to stop and retie it.oh, and take someone to make out with while your under the open sky !!

Answer 5

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