Camping is great way to feel the nature under your skin. However nature should be preserved. Here are a few basic things we should keep in mind when going into the woods.
Before you leave
Check the weather forecast a few days in advance and the day before you leave. I usually check more than one site always thinking what a meteorologist once told me: “Weather is not precise and that is why it is a forecast, not a plan.” However you can make your plan, by packing waterproof raincoats and good shoes. When there are signs that it might be raining, better do not go. In cities we are safe from storms, but in the mountains the situation is serious and even dangerous especially when there are thunders and lightnings.
If you own a pet, probably you have already experienced the troubles of traveling with it. Look no further, because recently launched Go2pets.com offers easy answers to all these picky questions like which hotel will let you bring your fluffy angel along, which airlines will take care of it or where to find poop bags while camping, vets and much more. The site is in collaboration with Purina but even if your cat doesn’t like Friskies, I think it still can be helpful.
