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Being lost in the wilderness can be a frightening and overwhelming experience. However, staying calm and taking the right steps can help you get out of a difficult situation and get back to safety. In this blog post, we provide a survival guide with tips and strategies for staying safe and getting rescued if you find yourself lost in the wilderness. We also discuss how to prepare for the possibility of getting lost and the importance of carrying the right gear and learning survival skills.

The good news is that it is very difficult to get totally lost, i.e. to have no idea of your general position. Especially if you’re a good navigator or a seasoned hiker. However, sometimes even the most experienced hikers don’t pay enough attention to the route just because the route seems obvious or they think they have a good mental picture of the area or they are in a hurry. Yes, there is no shortage of reasons to get disoriented and it doesn’t happen exclusively to beginners. So what to do if you get lost in the wilderness?

Assess the situation and determine your location
First and foremost, it’s important to stop and assess the situation. Take a deep breath and try to remain calm to properly assess the situation. As long as you have a positive attitude, you needn’t worry. Panic can cause you to make poor decisions and can even be dangerous in a survival situation increasing accident potential. Next, try to determine your exact location. Look for any recognizable landmarks or features that can help you orient yourself and figure out where you are. If you have a map and compass, use them to help you get your bearings and plan a route home.
Once you have a general idea of your location, it’s time to start thinking about how to get back to civilization. The best option is to try to retrace your steps to a point you recognize or can identify so that you get back on route. Another viable option, if you know the general direction of the nearest town, trailhead or road, is to start walking in that direction. If you don’t know which way to go and you are not in immediate danger, it’s usually better to stay in one place and wait for rescue than try to hike out on your own. Additionally, moving without direction during extreme weather conditions can be highly dangerous because you’ll be at risk of hypothermia. This can be a difficult decision to make, but wandering aimlessly can cause you to become even more lost and can put you in danger.