What is the joy of hiking?
The novelty of the hiking world is the only reason to persevere in happiness.
The meaning of life lies more in setting out and exploring.

"Fall in love with nature after hiking"

More than ten hours in a no-internet zone, fully fed and drunk, and then sleeping on the mountaintop.

Life is an endless experience.
Every free day, I find ways to escape the city crowds and choose a trail I've never taken before. This makes the journey full of anticipation beforehand.

Trails of moderate difficulty, new and unknown routes, dream routes, or even off-the-beaten-path trails. Interesting routes, offering scenery, picking, camping, hiking, or fishing, will enhance the senses of hiking, even bring endless surprises and a deeper appreciation for the gifts of nature.
Setting out with a group of happy hiking companions means not only having fun together, but also sparking new ideas and finding like-minded people. After all, only those who share your passion understand your mountains, rivers, and seas.
You can have an engaging leader or interesting group members, and with a harmonious rhythm, you can fully experience all the fascinating things you encounter along the way. The fun, communication, and collaboration of hiking are the greatest enjoyment, beyond the wonders of the world. Without the company of interesting people, you become a lonely hiker.

Whether using a sports watch or a mobile phone to track your steps and activity, the sense of accomplishment of reaching tens of thousands of steps a day is a true source of motivation. Even in your daily walks, you can set a goal of 10,000 steps a day and give it your all. Hiking becomes a game of fun when you hit your goal, map your tracks, and share your experiences. Thoroughly testing and experiencing a piece of equipment on a hike, understanding its strengths and weaknesses, and building your skills and knowledge in practice is also incredibly rewarding. No piece of equipment understands you better than a personal review, and the experience of using it on the trail is a true testament to your skills. Meeting strangers on your hike and trying to join them can bring a unique joy...

Perhaps you'll meet friends from all walks of life, hear more interesting stories, and form a network of people with diverse information. This can also help you develop your interpersonal skills, overcome social anxiety, and help each other reach the top.

Just thinking about it, you have to admit that this is a fun way to do things. You never know what interesting things will happen next!