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    If you’re aiming for early morning hikes, expect a layer of dew that can make paths slick for the first hour or two. A light waterproof jacket plus a pair of sturdy trekking shoes will keep you dry. Also consider a small daypack with a water bottle and a quick dry towel for those damp forest trails.

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