As a child under the age of 12, your safety and health always come first. Going on an adventure alone may not only expose you to unexpected dangers, but also put you in unfamiliar or unsafe environments, and you may not have enough experience to judge and deal with these situations. It is recommended that you consider the following points: 1. Please be sure to discuss your adventure ideas with your parents or other adult parents and guardians you trust. They understand your situation better and can help you weigh the risks and safety of the activities and make a reasonable plan. 2. If you are really interested in adventure, you can ask your parents for help to find some safe adventure activities that you can do together. With the company of adults, you will learn how to explore new environments more safely. 3. There may also be some outdoor activities or adventure clubs in the school or community that are suitable for children to participate in, which have been safety assessed and arranged. Such activities are guided by professionals and are relatively safe. 4. Any action alone without adult guidance may bring unexpected risks, including getting lost, injured or encountering other dangerous situations. Therefore, it is very important to follow the advice of parents and guardians. In short, although adventure is exciting, at your age, getting the support and company of adults is the most important guarantee to ensure safety. If you have any questions or need additional help, be sure to talk to your family, teacher, or other trusted adult.