Travel Reference
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different hunting seasons start and end in the area in which you'll be hiking. Dur-
ing this time frame, be sure to wear at least a blaze orange hat, and possibly put an
orange vest over your pack. Don't be surprised to see hunters in camo outfits car-
rying bows or rifles around during their season. If you would feel more comfort-
able without hunters around, hike in national parks and monuments or state and
local parks where hunting is not allowed.
This red buckeye brightens the Peavine Falls Loop.
Navigation
Whether you are going on a short hike in a familiar area or planning a weeklong
backpack trip, you should always be equipped with the proper navigational equip-
ment—at the very least a detailed map and a sturdy compass.
Maps.
There are many different types of maps available to help you find your
way on the trail. Easiest to find are Forest Service maps and BLM (Bureau of
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