Exercising outdoors offers a plethora of both mental and physical health benefits, ranging from enhanced endurance and stamina to reduced stress and improved cognitive function. If you're keen on outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, paddleboarding, and more, but lack experience, getting started can feel daunting. Fortunately, Tame has got you covered! We provide guided hikes, snowshoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and more, along with helpful advice on what to bring. Read on for crucial tips to prepare for Tame's hiking and outdoor adventures, ensuring that you're always prepared for what lies ahead.
Please confirm if we have sufficient PFDs for all attendees or if you need to bring your own. Wearing a PFD is mandatory while on the water.
To bring items on the water, bring a dry bag.
Such as nuts, dried fruits, protein bars, sandwiches, etc.
Bring 32 fl. oz. for each hour of moderate activity.
Always bring sunscreen since you're much closer to the sun at 9,000 feet elevation, and even in the Winter and even on cloudy days, sun exposure can be more intense.
Hiking boots are the most vital gear for any hiker, with waterproof hiking shoes being the best.
While a Camelbak and/or dry bag with a water reservoir would provide the most convenient option, any backpack can be used for your outdoor activities.
Leave no trace is more than just an ethic or a state of mind. It's a way of respecting our surroundings, making positive decisions, and creating an environment where we can thrive.
Take care of your waste.
Use the bathroom facilities at your home base before embarking on your adventure to reduce the need to go while exploring.
Stay on marked trails to prevent decades of damage to our delicate ecosystem. Keep singletracks single.
Yes, even in the Winter. Yes, even on cloudy days.
Watch the forecast and use your discretion.
Most trails in Grand County welcome dogs with leashes. Please be sure to bring bags to pack out dog (or human) waste.
But keep an eye out for animal tracks and droppings while exploring.
Running away from wildlife may attract their attention.
Take photos from a safe distance, if need be.
If there is an animal on the trail you are not able to go further until that animal moves on.
Tame is not legally responsible for injuries, losses, or damages. Participating party waives their right to receive monetary or non-monetary compensation.
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