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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 19:05:55 -0500
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Our first dates were hikes and rambles on the trails of Santa Cruz. So, I imagined that when we had children we'd share with them our love of the outdoors and the excitement and adventure that comes from leaving behind the trappings of civilization and venturing off into the wilderness. The challenges of the first years of parenthood &ndash; colic, diapers, bad sleep &ndash; curbed our enthusiasm for venturing too far from home. But last summer, with our 5-year-old in tow, we decided to explore Olympic National Park in Washington. For years, I'd heard stories about the park. It's the quietest place in America to camp because planes don't fly overhead. One of the park's prime attractions is the Hoh Rainforest, one of the largest temperate rainforests in the United States. Google it and you'll be treated to pictures of old-growth Sitka spruce protected by layers of ferns. It looks like The Shire from The Hobbit.

I recently spoke with local hiking dad Mike Loney about safety tips for the trail. Loney has been volunteering since 2002 with Snohomish County Volunteer Search and Rescue (SCVSAR). His experiences as a dad and a rescuer give him a dual perspective on how to prepare for a hike with kids. Here are some of his top recommendations. The first thing to consider, Loney says, is that each child should have a whistle around his or her neck, and a pack filled with rain gear, a warm hat, gloves, food and water. Add in a space blanket to wrap around them and sit pad to keep them off the wet and cold ground.

Learn basic first aid so you will know how to identify and treat injuries and illnesses. Carry a first aid kit with you. Learn how to identify the symptoms of heat exhaustion, heat stroke, hypothermia, and dehydration, and know how to treat them. Make camp before dark. Traveling after darkness has resulted in many accidents from falls, so travel only during daylight. Set up camp well away from the edge of cliffs, and learn the terrain during daylight. If you have to leave camp after dark, stay in areas you have seen in daylight, go with a friend, and always use a good flashlight. Be alert for slippery areas and take your time to avoid tripping. Low-hanging branches and variable terrains make running unsafe, and leaves can hide slippery areas underneath. Alcohol and cliffs don't mix! If you drink, stay away from the cliffs. Judgment, agility, and balance are all reduced by alcohol consumption. Think before you drink! No matter how clean or pure stream water looks, it's likely to contain water-borne parasites and microorganisms that can cause discomfort and sometimes serious illness. Pack your water in, or purify through chemical treatment.

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