Jun 18, 2021
12:06:44pm
12:06:44pm
I'd side with your wife on that one. You always take water on hikes because you never know what will happen.
Angel's Landing in particular needs at least water, and probably also snacks and maybe a few other things. It's over 5 miles RT, and includes a serious elevation gain, so what was your reason for not taking water?
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6/18/21 11:59am
6/18/21 12:02pm
Man. I am the complete opposite. Especially in the desert. I take water on any desert hike of a distance of more than
6/18/21 12:05pm
6/18/21 12:09pm
6/18/21 12:43pm
I'd side with your wife on that one. You always take water on hikes because you never know what will happen.
6/18/21 12:06pm
6/18/21 12:08pm
6/18/21 12:25pm
Hot take: Angel's landing is overhyped as being dangerous and sketchy and in reality is no big deal.
6/18/21 12:36pm
Yeah, your wife is getting a little too protective. As a former leader, I want kids to be prepared, but
6/18/21 12:09pm
6/18/21 12:10pm