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First, confirm the weather forecast to avoid disappointment. Wear appropriate clothing: a breathable t-shirt, lightweight pants or hiking shorts (avoid clothing that leaves the legs uncovered, to protect them from insect bites or prickly or stinging plants, such as nettles), as well as proper hiking shoes (or sneakers with good tread). Then, in a 20- to 30-liter backpack, bring:
- energy bars made of grains or nuts and fruit and at least 1.5 liters of water per person. It is best to carry water in a glass or stainless-steel bottle that is more eco-friendly than plastic. Never set out on a hike without food or water;
- for sun protection: sunglasses, a hat or cap, and sunscreen;
- warm and waterproof clothing. Weather conditions can change quickly in the mountains;
- and, of course, a camera to capture the panoramic view!