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Map your route before departure. Use topographic maps to identify elevation changes. Mark waypoints every 3–5 km. Always carry a backup compass — GPS batteries fail.
Locate water sources before nightfall. Running water is safer than stagnant. Use a filter + chemical treatment combo for maximum protection. Carry at least 2L reserve always.
Choose ground 2m above flood level. Face tent door away from prevailing wind. Create a 5m perimeter clear of vegetation to reduce insect and wildlife encounters.
Layer system: moisture-wicking base, insulating mid, weatherproof shell. Hypothermia can occur at 10°C in wet conditions. Eat high-calorie food every 90 minutes to sustain core heat.
Share your route with a contact before departing. Carry a PLB or satellite communicator. Learn the 6 whistle blasts distress signal. STOP method: Stop, Think, Observe, Plan.
Use a portable stove whenever possible. If open fire is needed, build on bare soil. Never leave unattended. Boil water at 100°C minimum.



