Falcon & Simplenaut
Falcon Falcon
Simplenaut Simplenaut
Falcon Falcon
Ever thought about mapping out a 3‑hour trek that requires no more than a single, perfectly organized pack? I’ve got a cliffside trail that’s a real test of speed and precision—perfect for a sprint with zero baggage and maximum efficiency. How do you set up a route that stays tight but leaves room for the wind?
Simplenaut Simplenaut
Plan the trail in a single tab: mark start, key checkpoints, wind shelters, and return point. Use a spreadsheet with columns for segment, distance, elevation change, wind exposure, safety buffer. Load only essentials: lightweight pack, water, a quick snack, rain poncho, safety gear, and a compact navigation device. Set a time schedule: 30 minutes to first checkpoint, 90 minutes to ridge, 60 minutes back, with a 15‑minute buffer for wind delays. Monitor pace with GPS and adjust when wind shifts. Keep the route tight by avoiding detours and sticking to the most direct line between checkpoints. If wind picks up, use the pre‑identified shelters as quick breaks. Stay efficient, stay on schedule, stay clear of clutter.