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đśââď¸ Hikers! I Need Your Best Trail Tips! đď¸
Whatâs your #1 hiking tip? The one thing you wish every hiker knew? đ¤
Drop it in the comments belowâkeep it short (no essays! đ), and Iâll feature the best ones in an upcoming video! đĽđĽ
Gear hacks, navigation tricks, or trail wisdomâletâs help everyone hike smarter, not harder. đĄđŞ
And 'like' the ones that resonate with you đ
Letâs hear it! âŹď¸đ
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Ever feel like your hiking could be easier, safer, or just more enjoyableâbut youâre not sure whatâs missing?
Iâve been thinking a lot about how to help hikers get better results on the trail without wasting time on trial and error.
Iâve got some ideas brewing for something that could seriously improve your hiking experienceâwhether thatâs mastering tricky terrain, feeling more confident with your gear, or prepping for your next big adventure.
But hereâs the thing: I want to make sure itâs exactly what you need.
If youâre up for it, Iâd love for you to fill out this super quick survey.
Itâll take less than 2 minutes, and your input will help me create something thatâs genuinely useful for you and the entire hiking community.
You can click here to get started!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfos7GSj0cFtsrkHvâŚ
Thanks heaps for your helpâI really appreciate it!
Cheers,
Mowser
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When I first started hiking, it was all about the destinationâsummits, distances, ticking off trails. But over the years, Iâve realised something:
The best hikes arenât about getting somewhere. Theyâre about being present.
Slowing down, soaking in the details, and appreciating the journey itself has made every hike more meaningful.
Whatâs a mindset shift thatâs changed the way YOU hike?
đ Share your thoughtsâIâd love to hear how your hiking perspective has evolved.
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Navigation Tip: Always Look Back đ
đWhen hiking, itâs easy to focus on whatâs aheadâbut donât forget to look back.
đď¸ Trails can look completely different on the return trip, especially in dense bush or open alpine areas. Take mental notes of key landmarks, unusual trees, or trail junctions.
𼞠This simple habit can make a huge difference if you ever need to retrace your steps.
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Letâs inspire each other today! đ
Whatâs the most breathtaking place youâve ever hiked?
Was it a misty forest, a mountain peak, or maybe a coastal trail with epic views?
Iâll go first: Well, it's definately Tasmania and central Tassie up in the Overland Track region is hard to beat, but Norway is definately a close second!
Iâd love to hear your stories and see your recommendations for future adventures! đ¸đ
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Weâve all faced different struggles on the trail, but whatâs the ONE thing that challenges you the most?
Whatâs your biggest hiking struggle?
Vote and let me know in the commentsâwhatâs your secret trick for dealing with it? đ
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Which of the below options would you be interested in learning more about?
I'm planning to do an epic deep dive into one of them, and I'd love to know which area youâd like to level up in.
I'll focus on the top choice and keep you posted as it nears completion.
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Whatâs the biggest mental hurdle youâve faced on a hike?
For me, it was when I broke my ankle on the trail and still had to walk out on it. That was one of the toughest mental battles Iâve ever faced. Staying calm, focused, and pushing through the pain was a challenge Iâll never forget.
How about you? Whatâs been your toughest moment, and how did you overcome it? Share your experience belowâIâd love to hear your story!
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How do you break down long hikes? Do you set time-based goals or landmark-based goals?
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Do you prefer pushing hard to reach the the next campsite quickly or do you prefer to be taking your time to enjoy the journey? Comment below!
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I've been hiking for over 30 years both for fun and sometimes as a guide.
Here we do a bit of hiking along with tips, advice and some gear reviews.
I love getting outdoors. Living in Tasmania, Australia I love walking in the wilderness.
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