Hiking Longer, Climbing Higher

Tips for Longer, More Remote Hikes

For those of you who agree with the Pacific Crest Trail Association banner and are up for, or have begun, longer hikes…

As an elder myself, I have been sure to advise from the perspective of outdoor activity later in life.

Topics range from preparing physically, to what kind of equipment is most useful and why to
handling emergencies, weather, wild-animal contact and what to do if you get lost.

I give pointers from my years of experience in all kinds of conditions about thunderstorms, off-
roading to trailheads, dehydration, nutrition and altitude issues for those heading to the hills.

And I will provide specific info for those of you who take along your best friend, your dog.

Find Yourself Outdoors!

News and events about the book, all issues venturing into the outdoors with or without a dog, hiking tips, dealing with thunderstorms, emergencies, wild animals and more!

PLUS! A Reader’s Guide for those who want to know a bit more about what was behind the book or who have a book club who might light to explore some of the questions related to its underlying themes of finding new passions in life and how to go about meeting seemingly insurmountable challenges.

PLUS! a high-mountain adventure story and a life threatening story about Emme that every dog owner should read.

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Hiking Longer, Climbing Higher

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