How to plan for a 25 kilometre hike.

Okay, so even if you aren't going to hike 25 kilometres, you will want to pack lightly. Here's what I brought:

-duct tape (never know when you'll need it!)
-pocket survival kit
-lifestraw
-water bottle
-Matches or lighter, preferably water proof.
-Mess kit (I have an old one consisting of an aluminium plate, pot, pan, and cutlery. But it also works to just bring a mug, spoon, and if you want, a fork)
-multi tool
-flashlight
-paracord bracelet
-Food (usually non perishable items are best, this can be eaten on the trail and the can can be used to boil water in a campfire)
-tarp & rope to build a shelter (a tent also works, but sometimes these can be heavier)

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