Camping, Staying in a tent outdoors, usually for one or more nights., Rock climbing, Going up steep rocks or cliffs using your hands and feet., Hiking, Walking long distances in the countryside or mountains for enjoyment., Whitewater rafting, Travelling in a boat on a fast-moving river., Mountain biking, Riding a bicycle on rough trails and uneven ground., Compass, A tool that shows directions such as north, south, east, and west., Map, A drawing that shows roads, paths, and places to help people find their way., Helmet, A hard piece of equipment worn on the head for protection., Rucksack, A large bag carried on the back for transporting equipment and supplies., Wetsuit, Special clothing worn in water to help keep the body warm., Camping stove, A portable piece of equipment used to prepare hot meals outdoors., Lifejacket, A piece of safety equipment worn to help a person float in water., Matches, Small sticks used to create a flame., Torch, A portable light used when it is dark., Binoculars, A device with lenses that helps people see distant objects more clearly., Rope, A long, thick cord used for climbing, pulling, or securing things., Insect repellent, A product used to stop mosquitoes and other bugs from coming near., Saucepan, A deep cooking container used for heating food or boiling water., Sleeping bag, A warm cover used instead of a bed when spending the night outdoors., Sun cream, A product put on the skin to protect it from strong sunlight., Walking boots, Strong footwear designed for long walks on rough ground., Wildlife guidebooks, Books that help identify animals, birds, plants, and other living things in nature..

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