Safety 
Holiday Safety Tips for snowmobile(0)
The snowmobile has been for as long as 1900. However, the modern form of the snowmobile was Carl Eliason in 1924 that gave them the power of gas. Later, the Finnish military bought the patent for snowmobiles and started making for use in the military. In later times this became a past time for the [...]
What to do in an unexpected rain?
“There’s nothing like a nice cabin in which to spend the night on the mountain or forest. However, cabins always have on hand. We can not always spend the night indoors, and in some cases not even have much equipment to do it. We sleep under the stars, or we can try to endure a [...]
RF health and outdoors
One of the adverse health less discussed (but controversial) of the latest wireless technology applications is the radio frequency, widely used in outdoor activities on phones, walkie talkies, handies, Wifi, Blutooth and other communications equipment, guidance, etc. Among the indisputable facts that show the level of injury potential of using cell phones and other devices [...]
The risk of getting wet outdoor
As happens with the snow, the water falling from the sky can be a blessing or a curse for someone who is conducting an outdoor activity. In some specific cases, however, there is no doubt that getting wet in nature is a risk that must be avoided. You can not compare an outing or excursion [...]
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- Do not alter the signals or marking of trails
- Do not paint the rocks, trees or rocks
- Do not smoke or light fires
- Follow the path or paths marked
- Climate and weather forecasting
- Do not drink alcohol, drink or take other drugs stimulating
- Toenails should be cut
- Check that we have the boots securely tied
- Eat properly before and during physical exertion
- Take a first aid kit
- Exercise caution when changing terrain and slope
- Safety standards for the practice of cycling
- Hydrated and eat properly before and during physical exertion
- Hiking routes and outdoor media and take guidance
- outdoor activities: Stop at road junctions
- wear boots with some use
- Provide rest and replenishment of water
- Set the course depending on the time of daylight
- For safety, outdoor activities: Comply with recommendations and decisions of the Guides
- For safety, outdoor activities: Go in groups with at least two guides
- For safety, outdoor activities: choosing not exceed the physical or technical level of travel