Camping alone can be one of the most liberating experiences of your life and can give you the opportunity to reconnect with nature without having to coordinate your trip with other people. Before you set off on your solo adventure, however, there are a few things you need to bear in mind so that you can stay safe and make sure that you're getting the most out of your experience.
As you'll be responsible for packing and unpacking your gear and carrying it around yourself, you'll want to keep your load as light as possible. Be very selective when choosing which items to pack and make sure you only pick things that are absolutely essential. Rather than dragging around a heavy tent and a sleeping mat, for example, many solo campers choose to opt for a simple hammock and a sleeping bag that can be easily packed away. If you do decide to opt for a tent, choose a lightweight model that's made especially for one person.
When you're alone in the wilderness, it's important to take extra safety measures in case of an emergency. An emergency device like a personal locator beacon or a satellite phone is always a good idea to have on hand in case something goes wrong or you need to check in with family or friends from time to time.
When you're venturing out into nature by yourself, there are a number of unexpected events that could occur that could prevent you from being able to seek help in an emergency. Before you set off, make sure that you tell someone exactly what your plans are, where you're going and when you're going to come back so that they will know if something goes wrong along the way.
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