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Hiking Weekend

For a hiking weekend, pack for the route and the forecast. Explore backpacks, walking poles and layers that work outdoors.

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Hiking Weekend

Backpacks, walking poles and layers for a hiking weekend, adjusted to the weather and the route.

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Craghoppers Venture Antishock Walking Poles | Anodised Red / Anodised Grey (Pair)
Top pick liGo Craghoppers Venture Antishock Walking Poles | Anodised Red / Anodised Grey (Pair)
Why we picked it
    Price £39.95 See product ↗
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    Osprey Talon Velocity 30 Backpack
    Also consider Tredz Osprey Talon Velocity 30 Backpack
    Why we picked it
      Price £128 See product ↗
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      Outsunny Camping Tent, 2 Man Dome Tent, 3000mm Waterproof, with Sewn-in Groundsheet, Carry Bag and Top Hook, for Fishing Hiking Festival
      Also consider InStock.net Outsunny Camping Tent, 2 Man Dome Tent, 3000mm Waterproof, with Sewn-in Groundsheet, Carry Bag and Top Hook, for Fishing Hiking Festival
      Why we picked it
        Price £49.97 See product ↗
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        Vango Nevis 100 1-Person Tent
        Also consider liGo Vango Nevis 100 1-Person Tent
        Why we picked it
          Price £89.95 See product ↗
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          Osprey Daylite Cinch Backpack 15L
          Also consider Tredz Osprey Daylite Cinch Backpack 15L
          Why we picked it
            Price £55 See product ↗

            What to pack for a hiking weekend

            Plan for the route, forecast and time on your feet. Shoes you've already worn and layers you can adjust beat buying a full new kit the night before.

            • What should I wear for a day hike? Choose footwear suited to the terrain and already broken in, plus socks that don't rub. Layer a breathable top under a warm or weatherproof layer according to the forecast. Avoid relying on cotton if you'll be wet or cold.
            • What belongs in a hiking daypack? Carry water, food, weather protection, navigation and any essentials you need for the route. Include a charged phone but don't rely on coverage alone. Check local trail guidance and tell someone your plan when appropriate.
            • Do I need hiking boots or can I wear trainers? On dry, easy paths, supportive trail shoes may be enough. Steep, rocky or muddy routes can call for more grip and protection. Check the trail conditions first; comfortable fit matters more than the boot label.
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