Do I need to wear a jacket to climb Mount Tai in winter?

When climbing Mount Tai in winter, we must pay attention to several points. The following small series of Beijing Youth Travel Service will share with you the precautions for traveling to Mount Tai in winter: 1. Avoid climbing after snow. It's too dangerous to go when it snows. Pay attention to the weather forecast before going to Mount Tai. Don't climb the mountain after snow. Not only is it very cold, but the snow in the shade is not easy to melt, and it is likely to be slippery. 2. Speaking of the precautions for climbing Mount Tai in winter, it may be easy for everyone to think of keeping warm, but in fact, we should avoid keeping warm too much. It's easy to sweat when climbing mountains, especially when wearing too many clothes, so it doesn't matter if you feel a little cold when you first start climbing mountains. It won't be too cold when you climb the mountain, because you are exercising. If you sweat during climbing, you must reduce your clothes in time and don't let your body sweat. Otherwise, when there is no strenuous exercise at the top of the mountain, your body temperature will drop and you will get sick easily when you sweat. Pay attention to adding clothes to the top of the mountain. If you climb the mountain at night, you will reach the top of the mountain in the morning. At this time, it was cold. When you reach the top of the mountain, you should put on all your clothes in time. You can rent another coat if you don't feel warm enough. You can rent it for a few dollars. 4, keep warm must pay attention! Every time 100m rises, the temperature will drop by about 0.8 degrees, and the relative height difference between the top and bottom of Mount Tai is greater than 1200m, which is about 9 degrees. But in Tai 'an, it's already 10 degrees below zero in winter, and with this 9 degrees, it's 20 degrees below zero, and the wind is strong at high places. Therefore, it is best to wear a coat inside, which has a better windproof effect and a large down jacket.

Author: A trip to Tibet

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