

Useful products and tips for days spent outdoors

Jessica
Interior design and decoration play an important role for Jessica, because only the perfect combination of colour, light and form creates living spaces that make you feel good. Inspired by a love of nature, plenty of green plants have to be present. If Jessica had her way, then every room would be its own “pretty green” oasis, so you can just take a deep breath and relax.
Hiking - A trip on foot is always a rewarding one
There are countless routes for walking and hiking. Many websites and apps help you to quickly put together a suitable route that is not too long or too short. Good shoes are a must! If it's mountainous, you should even wear high walking shoes to protect your joints as much as possible. Small tours of 10 to 15 km do not require heavy equipment. However, if your day tour exceeds 20 km and you are really on the move for many hours, you should check exactly what is needed. For trekking, you will need a large backpack with a capacity of 50 to 90 litres, a tent and sleeping facilities such as a sleeping bag and mat. Sufficient liquid is very important.Many hiking trails have very long intervals between the next hut stops to replenish provisions. Do you plan to stop for refreshments during the trip? Take enough food with you or plan a stop at an inn or hut at the right time of day. Remember to be prepared for changes in the weather and put on plenty of sunscreen on sunny days. If you like forests, remember to bring insect repellent, especially for the evening. If you have planned a walk around a lake, take the right equipment to lie down on the beach or go swimming. With our picnic blanket and beach mat, you are all set for a small picnic and cooling off in between. When it comes to snacks, remember to avoid chocolate or fruit if it can't be refrigerated. Dried fruit and vegetables, sandwiches or biscuits, on the other hand, are very good for on the go.