QUIz 2 Flashcards
(47 cards)
Walking in natural environments for fitness, adventure, or nature connection.
Hiking
Short hikes completed within a single day.
Day Hiking
Multi-day hikes that involve camping.
Backpacking
Completing a long trail in sections.
Section Hiking
Hiking to reach mountain peaks.
Summit Hiking
Walking through city landscapes.
Urban Hiking
A measure of how challenging a hiking trail is.
Trail Difficulty
Flat or gently sloping paths under 3 miles, suitable for beginners.
Easy Trail
Trails with some inclines and uneven terrain, 3-6 miles long.
Moderate Trail
Steep climbs and rough terrain over 6 miles, requiring high endurance.
Difficult Trail
The total vertical distance climbed during a hike.
Elevation Gain
Trails with under 500 feet of elevation gain.
Low Elevation Gain
Trails with 500 - 1500 feet of elevation gain.
Moderate Elevation Gain
Trails with more than 1500 feet of elevation gain.
High Elevation Gain
A hike ranging from 1 to 3 miles (1.5-5 km).
Short Hike
A hike ranging from 3 to 8 miles (5-13 km).
Medium-Length Hike
A hike longer than 8 miles (13+ km).
Long Hike
Well-maintained and easy-to-walk paths.
Smooth Trails
Paths that become slippery due to wet conditions.
Muddy Trails
Trails with exposed tree roots that require careful stepping.
Root-Covered Trails
Paths covered with small stones for traction.
Gravel Trails
Parts of a trail where hikers must pass through water.
Water Crossings
Paths covered in snow, requiring extra caution and gear.
Snowy Trails
A popular app for researching hiking trails.
AllTrails