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I founds loads of great games at www.kidzpartygames.com including "This is my elbow" - Get a group of people to stand in a circle. One players stands in the center points to another players and says "This is my elbow" then points to a different part of the body (i.e their knee). Player...

I've found most to be law obeying, though recently I saw an elderly lady knocked down by one when she she was crossing the road.

Take as little as possible. Make sure the tent pegs are light.

Never on a trail but when I was a kid got lost in Norway. Couldn't speak the language and didn't know where I was staying. Wondered around the park until I saw something familiar then after what seemed like hours found my way back.

Don't think about all the "what if's" just go for it. If you are worried about being alone choose a well trod route where you will come across other people.

You can take the kids hiking as long as you're good a piggy-backs.

I done one at work, if was awful. They ran it on a Saturday and all I could think was "I wish I was at home" :(

I saw someone riding a bike pulling a trailer with a small kid in it.

Use a helmet.

You could get a gel seat or just do more cycling.

I really enjoy the freedom to explore that I bike gives you.

Try a Kona, I've had one for 9 years and its still a great bike, only cost $300.

I ride both but enjoy off road riding a lot more

I always ware a helmet, I've fallen off a few time.

I always take one, I need a good nights sleep.

Sounds awesome.

I like sitting around the camp fire with a drink chatting with friends and strangers.

I think it depends how mature the kids are. :tinysmile_hmm_t: