Sounds like a solid plan. First thing’s first, get a reliable, waterproof tarp for shelter—something that can handle wind and rain. A sturdy knife and a multi‑tool are essential; they’ll get you out of a lot of tight spots. Pack a small stove or a campfire kit if you’re allowed to fire. Make sure you have plenty of fresh water or a filtration system; never assume you can drink the river. Bring a first‑aid kit, some extra batteries, and a headlamp with extra batteries. And don’t forget a map and a compass or a GPS; if you lose the way the phone will just add to the hassle. Lastly, leave a trip plan with someone you trust—list where you’re heading, when you expect back, and your emergency contact. That way if something goes wrong, they know where to look. Good luck, and stay safe.

Sounds good, just make sure you keep it simple and stick to what you can actually use. You’ll be fine, just keep your gear light and ready. Talk when you’re ready.

Good luck out there, stay safe.