Planning Your AdventureWritten by B.J.Baker
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Reserve in Advance Half-day or full-day trips may sometimes be reserved as late as day before you want to go. However, more popular activities fill up fast, so call well in advance to get most desirable trip dates. Long trips should be booked earlier. Understand cancellation policy before you book reservation! After reviewing literature and your notes, book your trip. Note that restrictions may vary from outfitter to outfitter and trip options, including age limits, may vary by vendor and destination.
B.J. Baker is an avid outdoor enthusiast who currently resides in The Woodlands, Texas. As a child, BJ accompanied his family on family excursions to Japan, China, South East Asia, Europe and to the Rockies snow skiing. Still traveling the world and instilled with a love for travel and adventure, today BJ is the owner of several travel websites. www.placestosleep.com, www.vacationresorttravel.com, www.advenquest.com, and www.snow-skiing.com.
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breath should seek medical attention immediately. Because our bodies need time to acclimate to thin air, it is suggested that you avoid or moderately intake alcohol and caffeine for a few days, drink plenty of water, load up on carbohydrates, eat lightly and do not overexert yourself as it increases your oxygen demands. That may be hard considering you only have a 3-7 day vacation planned. In my experience I have only suffered attitude sickness when I have flown into an airport over 5000 feet and proceeded to play at attitudes over 9,000 feet with 24 hours. That may change as age catches up with me, but generally do some shopping in mountain towns first day you arrive and save two day for real adventure.
B.J. Baker is an avid outdoor enthusiast who currently resides in The Woodlands, Texas. As a child, BJ accompanied his family on family excursions to Japan, China, South East Asia, Europe and to the Rockies snow skiing. Still traveling the world and instilled with a love for travel and adventure, today BJ is the owner of several travel websites. www.placestosleep.com, www.vacationresorttravel.com, www.advenquest.com, and www.snow-skiing.com.
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