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There are no bugs, no people and the cool silence of a softly pillowed world. But camping in the snow can also be dangerous for the unprepared. Learn the basic do's and don'ts of winter camping wear.
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Check your map and all available weather reports for the area you're traveling to.
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Never wear cotton in cold weather. Cotton will only make you colder, storing water and sucking away your body's heat. Opt for synthetic fibers or wool, something that will give you insulating qualities even when wet. Always think in layers, with layers it is much easier to regulate your temperature and change out wet ones.
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Try to avoid sleeping in damp clothing thinking that your body heat will dry them. Change into your dry clothes and place the wet ones between your pad and sleeping bag.
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This will avoid soaking your insulating layers, which are much harder to dry. Remember that winter weather conditions can often be unstable, especially above 10,000 feet. Pack enough food and clothes for an extra two days when winter camping. This will give you a chance to weather out a storm or be prepared for any eventuality.
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