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Anyone who has been on a day hike or backpacking trip will need a way to be able to preserve the memories of the experience. One of the ways to do this is to write about your adventure in a hiking journal. This can be as simple as writing about the places that you have been in a simple notebook or it can be more hi-tech like starting a blog.

A notebook can be used to preserve the memories of your hike. You can find a notebook that is waterproof and tear resistant. What you can include in this hiking journal is the condition of the trail that you have backpacked. You can include the distance that you have covered, as well as the destinations that you have visited. You can also include the weather conditions as well as the GPS coordinates of the locations so that people may be able to visit the exact same spot that you have experienced. What you can also include in the journal is the weight of your backpack, your departure and arrival times, as well as your return date. If you have a hiking partner you can mention who it is. You can also mention the difficulty of the terrain that you have backpacked. The number of things you can write about is only limited by your imagination.

A blog is a great way of sharing your experiences in a way that has the potential to reach millions around the globe. Your blog can include photos as well as videos. It can be as interactive as you want it to be. You can provide visitors to your blog with a chance to leave a comment, ask questions or even make suggestions about how your blog can be improved.

The online hiking journal can be divided into sections. You can have pictures from your backpacking trip on one section, and another part of the blog can include videos. You can have diaries that document specific areas that you have visited. You blog can also have a site map so that visitors are able to navigate the blog easily.

In addition to the activities that you engage in when you are on a nature trail, you can include activities that you perform to prepare your meals. You can even provide hiking tips for people who are new to backpacking. You can include the photos of new friends that you have made while backpacking.

If you are not tech savvy, or you want a simpler way to start a hiking journal, you can just consider a simple notebook that will help you to keep a diary of your backpacking activities. Reading your journal in the future will allow you and others relive the terrific experience. Be sure to get started writing in your hiking journal for your next hike.

The Australian e-Journal for the Advancement of Mental Health

ISSN: 1446-7984

The promotion of mental health and prevention of mental illness is a strategic and policy priority in Australia and is reflected in similar directions internationally.

AeJAMH is a forum for advancing promotion, prevention and early intervention (PPEI) approaches to mental health. It is a peer reviewed, online, open access journal.

Call for contributions
Contributions are invited from clinicians, practitioners, consumers, carers, researchers, academics and commentators across the broad range of disciplines that are involved in PPEI approaches to mental health. We are interested in:

  • reviews and theoretical articles;
  • original applied research and empirical studies;
  • analyses of population needs;
  • evaluations of innovative or model programs;
  • service reorientation studies offering solutions for administrators, policy makers and service providers;
  • comments on policy, history, politics, economics and ethics.

Submit an article
Contributors must read Info for Contributors before submitting a paper.
Submit an article as an email attachment to The Editor Anne O'Hanlon
Confirm in the email that the work is original and that the article has not been submitted or published elsewhere.

Further information
For any other enquiries please contact:
Anne O'Hanlon
Editor, AeJAMH
Auseinet
Flinders University
GPO Box 2100
Adelaide South Australia 5001
Email: anne.ohanlon@flinders.edu.au
Web site: http://www.auseinet.com/journal
Tel: +61 8 8201 7670