By Tour Travels Hunt
1.Choose the right group: Make sure the group you're hiking with has similar fitness levels and experience, and that everyone is on the same page about the pace, route, and goals of the hike
2.Assign roles: Assign someone to be the group leader, who can make decisions and keep everyone on track. Assign someone to be the sweep, who stays at the back of the group to ensure no one falls behind
3.Communicate: Before the hike, make sure everyone knows the route, estimated time, and any potential hazards. During the hike, communicate regularly to check in with everyone and make sure no one is struggling
4.Pack appropriately: Make sure everyone in the group has the appropriate gear, including sturdy shoes, plenty of water and snacks, and layers for changing weather conditions
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