Walking Orienteering: How To Cross Hills, Back Country And Rough Terrain In Safety And Confidence. A Professional Manual For Hikers, Paddlers, Horse Trekkers And Extreme Cyclists
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THE THESIS
This manual provides comprehensive guidance on safely navigating challenging terrains. It details essential techniques for hikers, paddlers, horse trekkers, and extreme cyclists, focusing on map reading, compass use, and route planning to ensure confidence and safety in the backcountry.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed instruction on map interpretation and contour line reading.
- Advanced compass techniques for bearing and orientation.
- Strategies for route selection and planning in varied terrain.
- Techniques for safe river crossings and water navigation.
- Guidance on managing livestock for horse trekking.
- Specific considerations for extreme cycling in off-road conditions.
- Emergency preparedness and survival skills for remote environments.
- Principles of risk assessment and decision-making in the backcountry.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This professional manual is designed for individuals engaging in demanding outdoor activities. Its focus on safety and confidence in challenging environments suggests a practical, instructional approach. The breadth of activities covered indicates a comprehensive scope, aiming to equip a diverse range of outdoor enthusiasts with essential navigation and survival skills.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2010-01-01
ISBN-10:
1844767590
ISBN-13:
9781844767595
Non-Fiction
Sports
Travel
Hiking
Backpacking
Outdoor Recreation
Survival
Navigation
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