5 Backpacking Tips only stupid people don't know #backpackingtips #backpacking
5 Backpacking Tips only stupid people don’t know #backpackingtips #backpacking
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Boots can be extremely useful in areas with a lot of moisture. Nobody wants to step in mud or walk through wet grass wearing those little sneakers.
And Bring a Gun
Trail runners are light and maybe you won’t get as tired. If it’s wet rocky rough terrain you might need a lightweight boot to keep from injuring yourself.
In Canada you need boots
Boots are a requirement for a lot of the trails in the UK. The peaks of Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike are rocky AF and you WILL injure yourself.