What should I do if I get lost often? What would you do if you got lost?

Bad weather or poor preparation are the most likely to lead to getting lost. Choosing well-signposted trails and planning your itinerary carefully before setting off can reduce the chance of accidents.

Choose well-signposted trails and plan your itinerary carefully before you set off.

Hikers should pay attention to the weather report of the day and avoid hiking when the weather conditions are bad.

Remember to bring along essential items such as a map, compass, water, food, headlamp (flashlight), rain gear, radio, first aid kit, whistle, mobile phone, notepad and pen, etc.

Use a compass and a map to find out where you are.

Try to remember the path you have traveled and return to the starting point. If you can't go back to the starting point, you should stay where you are and wait for rescue.

Do not go any further, as this will drain your physical strength and increase the difficulty of rescue.

If you decide to proceed, you should leave markers at each intersection when pathfinding.

If you are unable to identify the location, you should go to high ground, which is more likely to identify the direction and be easily spotted by rescuers. It is easy to go down, but it is dangerous to go downhill, and it is difficult to turn back to the high ground, so that a lot of physical strength is consumed.

If the weather is cold and the equipment is insufficient, during a thunderstorm or in the event of a wildfire, you can temporarily stay away from the high ground and wait for rescue when the situation improves.

2. Ask the passers-by next to you, most of them are kind and will tell you.

3. During the day, look at the position of the sun (rising in the east and setting in the west) to confirm the general direction.

Remember the logo. It's easy to recognize the way, and it's a natural stay

As follows:

1. In the early morning, we must always remember that the sunrise is east, and when we face east, that is, the direction of sunrise, it will be easy to distinguish that the left hand is north, the right hand is south, and the back is west.

3. If you encounter a fork in the road, first of all, you must clarify the direction you want to go and then choose the right road. If several roads are in roughly the same direction, you should take the middle road first, so that you can go left and right, and even if you take the wrong road, you will not deviate too far.

Five ways to get lost in the wild to distinguish north and south. 1. Method 1: You can find a tree stump to observe, and the width of the annual rings is south.

2. Method 2: Or find a tree, the branches and foliage on the south side are lush and the north side is sparse.

3. Method 3: Observe the ant's burrow, most of which are facing south.

4. Method 4: You can find an eye-catching rock to observe, the moss-covered side of the rock is the north side, and the dry and bare side is the south side.

Only in this way when you are really lost, it is also convenient for your friends and family to find you. At the same time, it's best to turn on the location function of your phone.

If you are a road addict and often get lost, I recommend that you have a map app installed in your mobile phone. In this way, you can find your approximate location when you get lost, and it is also convenient for everyone to find their way home.

If you're a road idiot, I recommend you take a dog out with you. Everyone knows that dogs have a strong instinct to discern directions. If you get lost, your dog will be able to bring you home under normal circumstances.

If you are a road idiot, you can also judge your approximate location through some important signs in the city, so as to find your way home. Sometimes the number on the pointing sign is also an important alarm reference.

If you don't have anything around you to determine where you are, you can choose to call the police on 110 as soon as possible and ask for help.