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'''Hitchhiking in winter''' or more generally in cold climates can be more complex but with the right preparation one can secure the comfortability of winter traveling, too. This page will detail how to keep warm when travelling in the cold. Extremely dangerous winter climates such as in [[Alaska]], [[Canada]], [[Scandinavia]], [[Russia]], [[Mongolia]] and Northern [[China]] should have extra precautions taken before starting out, and should best be avoided unless you really know what you're doing. Without proper equipment or a place to stay prearranged, you might find yourself in very serious trouble if stuck outside at night.
== Essential rules ==
Hitchhiker [[User:Alex|alex]] got long woolen underwear pants and gloves from a driver in [[Iran]] before he even had the possibility to buy some (thanks, Ali!); these can be found on most markets during winter time.
== Hitching in the Cold ==
Sometimes a hitchhiker might find themselves in a particularly cold place. This page will detail some ways hitch hikers can keep warm when travelling in very cold climates. Extremely dangerous winter climates such as in [[Alaska]], [[Canada]], [[Scandinavia]], [[Russia]], [[Mongolia]] and Northern [[China]] should have extra precautions taken before starting out, and should best be avoided unless the hitchhiker knows exactly what they are doing. Without proper equipment or a place to stay prearranged, a hitcher might find themselves in very serious trouble if stuck outside at night. Of course, this page applies just as much to anywhere that gets cold in the winter time.
[[File:2001 Hitch-hiking in Russia.jpg|thumb|280px|right|[[User:Sigurdas|Sigurdas]] hitch-hiking towards [[Murmansk]] from [[St. Petersburg]]. Winter 2001.]]