Last night’s chat turned to cannibalism, of all things. Glad we didn’t actually get lost – who’d want that? I joked about Larry being our “survival option.”
I wanted us to split up in Marshall Canyon for a hide and seek adventure. No takers. Guess my fam’s not too wild.
We ended up just hiking back. Weird talks aside, it was a fun family night outdoors. There’s something about the stars that brings out our quirky sides. Wouldn’t change it for the world.
- Outdoor Safety Tips: The National Park Service offers excellent guidelines for staying safe while enjoying outdoor activities. This includes tips on preparation, wildlife encounters, and navigating different terrains. National Park Service – Outdoor Safety
- Navigation Skills: Learning basic navigation skills can make hiking more enjoyable and safer. REI Co-op offers a guide on map and compass basics that could be a fun and educational activity for the whole family. REI Co-op – Map and Compass Basics
- Family Hiking Guides: “Families on Foot” by Jennifer Pharr Davis and Brew Davis is a great book that offers practical advice on hiking with family, including engaging children and ensuring everyone has a good time. Families on Foot on Amazon
- Team Building Activities: If you’re looking for group activities that promote teamwork and are fun, there are guides available online with creative ideas that can be adapted for family outings. Team Building Activities
- Local Hiking Groups and Events: Sometimes, joining a local hiking group can introduce you to new trails and like-minded outdoor enthusiasts. Websites like Meetup can help you find local hiking groups. Meetup – Hiking Groups
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