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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Going for a recreational hike anywhere when it's 95+ outside is not a good idea. Look at all the people they have to rescue from bill goat trail near the Potomac every year. [/quote]
This is absolutely not true in low humidity areas.  I live in Northern California and hike all summer in 95+ temperatures.  Be smart in choosing your hikes and carry plenty of water and you'll be fine.[/quote]

People die every month in 'low humidity areas' while hiking in 90F - 100F weather. A woman hiking with an experienced date just died in Phoenix, Arizona.
https://www.azfamily.com/news/woman-who-died-hiking-camelback-mountain-was-with-phoenix-officer/article_c5da8612-f340-11eb-a3a8-57a0ab85303a.html

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Her date might have been experienced, but she was not. And neither had any water with them. And this was a mountain.[/quote]

And this family was completely experienced - had hiked in multiple deserts - had water on them - was hiking difficult terrain. Still died.[/quote]

They went on guided tours overseas.  The planning, the supplies, itinerary for the Gobi Desert trek and Iceland glacier  trip wouldn’t have been done by this couple.  They’re more adventure tourists rather than experienced hikers. 
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You have no fcking clue what they have or haven’t done.

Stop speculating out of your sphincter. 
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