Wild camping with night time /poor visibility navigation techniques in Snowdonia. We will look at how people how camp efficiently in wild places then at night we will go out on navigating over the mountains using advanced navigation techniques to ensure we don’t get lost. Time spent looking at tents, camping kit, positioning tents so they are sheltered from the wind, non flooding sites, good practice in camping. Navigating in the cloud or at night and generally how to look after yourself for days in bad weather. Wild camping with poor visibility night-time navigation. Contact me for more info at joe@mountaineeringjoe.co.uk. https://mountaineeringjoe.co.uk/navigation-courses-snowdonia/course-n1-introduction-to-navigation/
Wild camping poor visibility navigation Snowdonia is a great skill to get on top of.
In choosing a suitable camping spot, a wide range of factors have to be taken into account
When taking into account the campsite we need to shelter from the wind so a forecast of the wind directions helps particularly if it changes over night. Will it flood if it rains over night? Suitable place to go to the toilet so it doesn’t compromise the camp site. Good water source. Flat enough?
Handling night time navigationThe view from Snowdon at sunset in the SnowdoniaFinding our way across the mountains at night Poor visibility navigation skills are often required Wild camping with poor visibility night-time navigation
Can we use a compass efficiently? What are the downsides to GPS? Does it always work? What about batteries? Is it waterproof?
What your interpretation like? contours on the map? What do they mean to you?
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Walking in Ireland trekking Carrauntoohil via the Devils Ladder and The Brother O’Shea’s path
The Carrauntoohil via the Devils Ladder and The Brother O’Shea’s path, is a great day and one of Ireland’s most challenging walks. We popped over to Southern Ireland to trek and Carrauntoohil is the on the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range in the south-west of Ireland. Not only is it the highest mountain in Ireland it is also one of the most fun.
The Brother O’Shea’s path, one of Ireland’s most challenging walks.
Trekking up Carrauntoohil and finally reaching the summit
Carrauntoohil is the on the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range in the south-west of Ireland with not only is it the highest mountain in Ireland with the most beautiful views
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Wild Camping and poor visibility navigation in Snowdonia
Adventure Holidays, Mountaineering, Navigation and Map Reading, Snowdonia, WalkingWild camping with night time /poor visibility navigation techniques in Snowdonia. We will look at how people how camp efficiently in wild places then at night we will go out on navigating over the mountains using advanced navigation techniques to ensure we don’t get lost. Time spent looking at tents, camping kit, positioning tents so they are sheltered from the wind, non flooding sites, good practice in camping. Navigating in the cloud or at night and generally how to look after yourself for days in bad weather. Wild camping with poor visibility night-time navigation. Contact me for more info at joe@mountaineeringjoe.co.uk. https://mountaineeringjoe.co.uk/navigation-courses-snowdonia/course-n1-introduction-to-navigation/
Wild camping poor visibility navigation Snowdonia is a great skill to get on top of.
When taking into account the campsite we need to shelter from the wind so a forecast of the wind directions helps particularly if it changes over night. Will it flood if it rains over night? Suitable place to go to the toilet so it doesn’t compromise the camp site. Good water source. Flat enough?
Can we use a compass efficiently? What are the downsides to GPS? Does it always work? What about batteries? Is it waterproof?
What your interpretation like? contours on the map? What do they mean to you?
https://mountaineeringjoe.co.uk/navigation-courses-snowdonia/course-4-essentials-of-navigation/
Does your head torch blind you when you look at a map or is it reactive?
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SnowdoniaWalking in Ireland trekking Carrauntoohil via the Devils Ladder and The Brother O’Shea’s path
SnowdoniaWalking in Ireland trekking Carrauntoohil via the Devils Ladder and The Brother O’Shea’s path
The Carrauntoohil via the Devils Ladder and The Brother O’Shea’s path, is a great day and one of Ireland’s most challenging walks. We popped over to Southern Ireland to trek and Carrauntoohil is the on the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range in the south-west of Ireland. Not only is it the highest mountain in Ireland it is also one of the most fun.
The Brother O’Shea’s path, one of Ireland’s most challenging walks.
Trekking up Carrauntoohil and finally reaching the summit
Carrauntoohil is the on the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range in the south-west of Ireland with not only is it the highest mountain in Ireland with the most beautiful views
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SnowdoniaWalking on the lower slopes of Moel Siabod in bad weather, heavy rain and high winds
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