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Use a draining campsite, the correct footprint and fly pitch, ventilation, and a wet-gear routine.- Published on
Choose a shared objective, allow slower hikers real rest, and keep the group together at route decisions.- Published on
Choose a rain-suitable route, vent layers, protect dry insulation, and use short, sheltered breaks.