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    1. Departamento de Educación Física
      IES Estelas de Cantabria
      Alberto García Huerta
      HIKING:CantabriaInfinita
      year2009 - 2010
    2. INTRODUCTION
      HIKING:” Togofor a walk in themountainsor in nature”.Themain objetive istofollow a pathor a trail.
      You can enjoylisteningtothesilenceorthesound of thewater, seeingthelandscape…
    3. THE PATH AND ITS SIGNPOSTING
      A pathmustgoacrossthevalley, towns, hills,…
      lookingforthebestway and visitinginteresting places abouttheirculture, history, landscape…
      Jalón
      Flecha
    4. KIND OF PATHS
      DEPENDING ON THE LENGTH:
      Long-distance routes(LD)They run for more than 40 Km.
      They are sign-posted with red and white signs
      Short-distance routes(SD)They are from 10 to 40 km. Long.
      They are sign-posted with yellow and white signs
      Local routes No more than 10 km.
      They are sign-posted with green and white signs.
      City routesThey are routes in the city.
      They are sign-posted with red and yellow signs.
    5. EQUIPMENT – SHOES
      Boots are the most important part of the required equipment.
      We must walk on grounds, different from our streets or roads, with stones, branches, water or animals.
      they should provide adequate protection against possible sprains, knocks and slippage.
      The boots must protect your ankle.
      The sole must have a good marked drawing.
      Their laces must be perfectly tied.
      Don´t wear your boots for the first time on a hike. You must first try them on shorter walks.
    6. EQUIPMENT – SHOES
      USEFUL ADVICE:
      Tie the laces from the botton to the top.
      Check them in a few minutes when your feet have expanded.
      You can wear the laces looser when you go up but very well-tied when you go down.
    7. EQUIPMENT- CLOTHES
      USEFUL ADVICE:
      Your clothes must be lightweight and permit air flow.
      If there is a lot of vegetation , especially thicket ,you must protect your arms and legs.
      In the mountain the weather changes quickly so you must wear some clothes to keep you warm.
    8. EQUIPMENT- BACKPACK
      The backpack increases the effort we need to walk.
      We feel its weight on our legs and on our back to. its size must be appropiate to your back.
      You must regulate to put the most of the weight on your hips.
    9. EQUIPMENT- BACKPACK
      USEFUL ADVICES:
      Generally, try to put big and light things in the botton and the heviest in the top, near your back. Then its centre of gravity will be between your shoulders
      Put the load in a symmetrical way (left and right) for not to overload one side of your back.
      Don´t put any thing failed (water botle, shoes…) they can unbalance you because of their movement or they can catch on somewhere, specially branches.
    10. EQUIPMENT- STICKS
      They are not necessary but they can help you to keep balanced
      USEFUL ADVICES:
      You can make it yourself.
      Only one is sufficent.
      If you have a knee pain they can be useful.
    11. EQUIPMENT- MAP
      CARDINAL DIRECTIONS:
      North
      South
      East
      West
    12. RIVERS
      BULDINGS
      ROADS
      PATHS
      SUMMIT
      EQUIPMENT- MAP
    13. BASIC RULES OF BEHAVIOUR IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
      Avoid making any unnecessary noise
      A photograph is much better than taking the photographed object away with you (flowers, insects, fossils, etc.)
      Avoid littering and take along rubbish bags instead
      Make sure that the inhabitants of the rural district you are visiting do not regret your presence:
      • Close gates after you
      • Do not trespass on private property
      • If you have a dog keep it away from the cattle

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