I recently went on a journey on the senderos and wanted to share my experience and what I learned about safety precautions.
First, I planned my route. I checked the maps online and marked the senderos I wanted to take. I also researched the area to see if there were any known dangers, like steep cliffs or areas prone to flooding.
Before I left home, I packed the essentials. I put in a first – aid kit, a flashlight, extra batteries, a whistle, and some snacks. I filled up my water bottles, making sure I had enough for the whole journey. I wore proper hiking shoes and comfortable clothes that could protect me from the sun and scratches.
Once I arrived at the starting point of the senderos, I started my journey. I followed the trail markers carefully. Sometimes, the markers were a bit hard to find, but I took my time to look around and make sure I was on the right path.
During the journey, I met some other hikers. We exchanged a few words and shared some tips. One hiker told me about a shortcut that was a bit more dangerous but could save some time. I decided to stick to the main path because safety came first.
As I walked, I kept an eye on the weather. The sky started to get a bit cloudy, so I put on my raincoat just in case. I also stopped every once in a while to rest and drink some water. I didn’t want to push myself too hard.
When I reached a particularly tricky part of the senderos, with loose rocks and a steep slope, I moved slowly and used my hands to balance. I made sure each step was secure before I took the next one.
Finally, after a long day of walking, I completed my journey. I felt really good about myself but also realized how important it is to take precautions. According to some experts, over 70% of hiking accidents happen because people don’t plan well or ignore safety rules. So, if you’re planning to go on the senderos, plan ahead, pack the right stuff, and be careful on the way. It’ll make your journey a lot safer and more enjoyable!