Hot weather hiking is brilliant when your feet feel fresh. Keep moving easily with highly ventilated walking shoes and water-resistant hiking boot that let air circulate while supporting your ankles on rocky paths. Prefer letting your toes breathe on easy coastal walks? Slip on a pair of Teva sandals for relaxed afternoons by the water and warm evenings back at the tent.
Making the most of long sunny days means carrying only what you need. Leave the bulky gear behind and load up a streamlined backpack. Pick a properly fitted rucksack that sits away from your back, stopping sweat buildup on long ridge walks. Pack your bag, check the map, and head out to enjoy the best weather of the year.


























































































