Survival tips outdoor

If you find yourself swept into rapids, you should hold onto the first fixed object you find and not stand up, like Mark Lyons did. These survival hacks are not just for the most extreme cases because even demisting your car windscreen is important for avoiding a serious road accident. So, if you are an avid explorer or see yourself more as a homebody, it is important to be prepared for any situation you may find yourself in.

Equip your children with vital outdoor survival skills! Our guide covers easy-to-learn techniques suitable for kids, including how to start fires safely, build simple shelters, and use natural resources wisely. Ideal for young campers and outdoor enthusiasts, these skills promote safety, responsibility, and a love for nature while ensuring fun and engaging learning experiences. | Learn more about Camping Hacks

Whether you want to recreate Huck Finn’s meander down the Mississippi or a body of water stands between you and survival, log rafts can offer you safe passage when boats aren’t available. If possible, always use lighter-weight woods like pine and oak, and make sure your rope knots are as tight as possible to avoid […]

S.T.O.P. This is the technique that pros like Mark Jenkins use when getting lost in the wilderness without a GPS or a phone available. It stands for stop, think, observe, and plan. Avoiding injury, getting clean water, and finding a way back to civilization are all priorities that could take longer than expected.

Lost in the middle of nowhere with no tools and equipment? Here's how to use and create primitive stone tools from scratch!

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Whether you're trying to survive in the frigid wilderness or you're camping out for fun, building a quinzee is a great option for creating a shelter from the elements.

S.T.O.P. This is the technique that pros like Mark Jenkins use when getting lost in the wilderness without a GPS or a phone available. It stands for stop, think, observe, and plan. Avoiding injury, getting clean water, and finding a way back to civilization are all priorities that could take longer than expected.

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