Learn how to navigate while hiking using a compass and Global Positioning System (GPS).
How To: Navigation with a compass and GPS
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Wrap a wooden staff in rope
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Put on a backpack properly
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Wear and distribute the load of your hiking backpack
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Carry duct tape while on the trail
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Chop through dense forests with a machete
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Pack a backpack for mountaineering
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Fit a backpack for long distance hiking
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Pack a daypack
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Use duct tape to help you on a hike
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Prevent blisters on the trail
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Fix common boot or foot problems on the trail
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Break in hiking boots
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Use a machete safely
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Ford/Cross a River Safely in the Backcountry
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Repair snowshoes
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Hold trekking poles
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Read Appalachian Trail signs
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Use a machete modified with a "scandi" edge
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Determine the right length for your trekking pole
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Take care of leather hiking boots
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How To:
Wrap a wooden staff in rope
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How To:
Put on a backpack properly
-
How To:
Wear and distribute the load of your hiking backpack
-
How To:
Carry duct tape while on the trail
-
How To:
Chop through dense forests with a machete
-
How To:
Pack a backpack for mountaineering
-
How To:
Fit a backpack for long distance hiking
-
How To:
Pack a daypack
-
How To:
Use duct tape to help you on a hike
-
How To:
Fix common boot or foot problems on the trail
-
How To:
Prevent blisters on the trail
-
How To:
Break in hiking boots
-
How To:
Use a machete safely
-
How To:
Ford/Cross a River Safely in the Backcountry
-
How To:
Repair snowshoes
-
How To:
Hold trekking poles
-
How To:
Determine the right length for your trekking pole
-
How To:
Use a machete modified with a "scandi" edge
-
How To:
Read Appalachian Trail signs
-
How To:
Take care of leather hiking boots
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