For years I've been talking about my trail adventures with my kids: miles from the van, hiking up and down creeks, and generally blissfully being out-of-doors all day. Whenever anyone mentioned safety, I'd acknowledge some dangers but reiterated I feel safe with my pocket knife and pepper spray.
In the last year, we've had multiple creepy experiences on the trail. I still can't pinpoint exactly what about last month's experience rattled me so deeply, but I haven't felt comfortable going back yet.
While I've pulled back on our own adventures-sticking to more public spaces and closer to the van-I've also been thinking about the habits that should be credited for getting us safely home.
Here are two I think you must teach your children.
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