You could be camping in a remote area and start to have heart attack symptoms. Or a climber in the high mountains with severe frostbite. If you are not accessible by standard emergency services, you will require specialty rescue services.
Global Rescue has compiled the ultimate world travel safety kit, which combines safety equipment, first aid items, and necessary gear for all types of travel, including camping.
Depending on which park you visit, what time of year, how far into the park you explore and what activity you are planning, you’ll have different safety risks. Here’s an overview for campers, hikers and trekkers.
Winter camping also provides immediate access to winter sports. Backcountry skiers and snowshoers can set up a base camp and enjoy their favorite activities within minutes. Here’s how to do it right.
It isn’t enough to make others aware that you’re going remote — to a cabin in the forest, a campground in the mountains, or any other remote destination. You need to provide details and put action steps into place.
The Wind River Range in Wyoming is a popular destination, attracting trekkers to the remote wilderness and its beautiful exposed granite in the higher elevations. But what do you do when you’re injured and far from your campsite or any medical facility?
