In our digital generation, so little time is spent outdoors. This is a shame, as there is so much to do outside. If, however, you are deciding to venture outdoors for an adventure for the first time, then you’ve found the right page. When going outdoors, you need to bring a lot of things with you so that you can ensure you stay safe and comfortable – which is what we will discuss in this article. Bringing all of the necessary equipment will ensure you have a great time outdoors and that you will want to get outside again and again.

In this article, as our titular question suggestions, we will tell you everything that you need to bring with you for an outdoor adventure. From walking boots to gas-burning stoves, you’ll find it all here.

So, you’re getting ready for an outdoor adventure? Here’s what you’ll need.

Gas Stoves

Gas stoves are very important when you are going on long outdoor adventures. In fact, they are not just important; according to the outdoor experts from BestSurvival.org, they’re an absolute necessity. These stoves are small, compact, and easily carried – they ensure that wherever you are, whatever time it is, and whatever the weather is, that you can cook yourself a warm meal. When you are on long outdoor adventures, there’s nothing quite like a cooked meal, we assure you. Investing in one of these stoves is something you will not regret.

Rain Coat

If you live in a country or area prone to more cold and wet weather, you will definitely not want to leave your raincoat at home. When going for long hikes, trips, or adventures without a raincoat, rain can really dampen the mood [no pun intended!] Not only can it bring down the mood, but it can also make you unwell if you are exposed to it for too long, and it can also stop you from being able to travel, meaning you may have to find shelter and stay put for hours or days.

Walking Boots

When you are out on outdoor adventures, walking boots are something that you cannot skip. It may seem, at first, like a pair of trainers are a good fit for your adventure, but after you’ve walked a few miles, you will realize that they are not. No, proper walking boots specially designed with hikers in mind are what you are looking for. Proper walking boots will keep your feet dry, warm, and comfortable, and they will not rub off and cause blisters. You always need a good pair of walking boots when going outdoors.

Walking Stick

If you are hiking, you can’t beat a walking stick. Now, if you have a collapsible saw, you can just cut down a walking stick and fashion one yourself out of dead branches; if you do not, you can buy one online or in person. A walking stick is a great accessory, and it will become your companion on your walks. There’s nothing quite like a good walking stick to keep you company when you are going on long hikes through the countryside. You can get walking sticks made from metal, plastic, or wood. We recommend wooden sticks – they feel more… natural.

Water and Lots of It

When venturing outdoors for the first time, people tend to load up on junk food and drinks simply because they fit inside their bags. We suggest you do not do this, and rather, you bring high-protein snacks and water. When walking for hours, dehydration can set in. Bringing water will ensure that this is not the case and that you are energized, hydrated, and not putting yourself at risk. If you are hiking for an entire day, you may want to bring a liter or two of water [or more, depending on your weight].

Medical Kit

Outdoor adventures can turn nasty. All it takes is a slip, a trip, or a fall. Because of this, we recommend you bring a medical kit along with you. While it is highly unlikely that you will hurt yourself on a small outdoor adventure, we still suggest you safeguard yourself against the possibility, however small it is. Medical kits are a good thing to bring with you, and they will ensure that you do not hurt yourself when you are outdoors – and if you do – that you will be able to patch yourself up.

We hope this page helped you and was of benefit and hope you now know what to bring along with you on your next outdoor adventure. Getting outdoors and away from computer screens is something we should all strive to do once or twice a week. We hope you benefited from this page, and thank you for reading.