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Camping in the wild, where should the tent be most suitable?
2022-07-23
For most of my friends camping for the first time, they either pitched their tents on the lawns of clean river beaches, or under the cliffs to avoid the wind and rain, or pitched them in isolation on raised highlands. These camping sites are not advisable.
It seems that the gurgling water view room is very romantic, but it is actually very dangerous. There have been many tragedies in the country where camping tents were washed away by sudden flash floods. There are also plunging under the cliff after rain, which is easy to collapse and cause casualties. It is also easy to be struck by lightning if it is stuck on a raised high ground.
For the first time camping, it is recommended to travel with experienced and old travel friends to guide you on how to choose a safe and comfortable camp. If there are no old ALICE friends, it is best to travel together with more than 4 people and take care of each other.
1, outdoor camping site selection three do not
Do not camp on river banks and dry riverbeds, which are prone to flooding once it rains. In order to prevent the tent from being flooded due to rain, a drainage ditch will be dug just below the top edge of the tent.
Do not set up camp under the cliff, once the wind blows on the mountain, the falling gravel will easily cause casualties.
Do not set up camp on high ground, under tall trees or on relatively isolated flat ground, as it is easy to be struck by lightning during thunderstorms.
2. Four requirements for outdoor camping site selection
The camp should be pitched on hard, flat ground for tents.
The entrance of the camp tent should be leeward, and it will be safer and more convenient to use fire.
The camp should be close to villages and water sources, and villagers can be called for help in case of emergency.
If you live in the camp for more than two days, choose a shady place to camp in good weather, such as under a big tree and on the north side of the mountain. Note that the weather is good. It's better to look at the sun, not the setting sun. This way the tent will not be too stuffy during the day.
It seems that the gurgling water view room is very romantic, but it is actually very dangerous. There have been many tragedies in the country where camping tents were washed away by sudden flash floods. There are also plunging under the cliff after rain, which is easy to collapse and cause casualties. It is also easy to be struck by lightning if it is stuck on a raised high ground.
For the first time camping, it is recommended to travel with experienced and old travel friends to guide you on how to choose a safe and comfortable camp. If there are no old ALICE friends, it is best to travel together with more than 4 people and take care of each other.
1, outdoor camping site selection three do not
Do not camp on river banks and dry riverbeds, which are prone to flooding once it rains. In order to prevent the tent from being flooded due to rain, a drainage ditch will be dug just below the top edge of the tent.
Do not set up camp under the cliff, once the wind blows on the mountain, the falling gravel will easily cause casualties.
Do not set up camp on high ground, under tall trees or on relatively isolated flat ground, as it is easy to be struck by lightning during thunderstorms.
2. Four requirements for outdoor camping site selection
The camp should be pitched on hard, flat ground for tents.
The entrance of the camp tent should be leeward, and it will be safer and more convenient to use fire.
The camp should be close to villages and water sources, and villagers can be called for help in case of emergency.
If you live in the camp for more than two days, choose a shady place to camp in good weather, such as under a big tree and on the north side of the mountain. Note that the weather is good. It's better to look at the sun, not the setting sun. This way the tent will not be too stuffy during the day.
