Sunrise sets are pure magic at camping festivals. At festivals like Shambhala and Burning Man, sunrise sets are where you'll find some of the best music throughout the weekend. Staying out until sunrise is the ultimate flex for festival lovers. But if you want to be that person who dances through the night into the morning light, here are a few tips to make it happen!

Stay Hydrated

Hydration is the secret to surviving any festival, especially if you’re in it for the long haul. Keep a water bottle on you, and take sips regularly. Your body will thank you when it’s 4 a.m., and you’re still vibing on the dance floor instead of dealing with a headache or feeling drained.

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Take a Disco Nap

A quick nap in the afternoon can be a game-changer. Find a quiet spot, pop in some earplugs, and rest up. Trust, that little recharge will give you the energy to keep going when everyone else is ready to crash.

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Pace Yourself

Don’t go all out too early—there’s plenty of time to have fun. Spread your energy throughout the night, and save some for those sunrise moments when the music hits differently. Keep a chill vibe for the first half of the night, then gradually pick up the pace.

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Stretch

You’ll be dancing for hours, so make sure your body can keep up. Take time to stretch every few hours to stay loose and avoid soreness. Your legs will be ready for that final sunrise groove, and you’ll feel a whole lot better the next day.

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Chill Throughout the Night

Not every moment has to be high-energy. Find time to relax between sets, whether that means lounging with friends, grabbing some food, or sitting down to take it all in. It’ll help you keep your stamina up and make the sunrise set feel even more epic when you’re finally there.

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Stay Warm & Comfortable 

The one thing about desert festivals is that they can get very cold at night. Once the sun goes down, temperatures can drop quickly. Even when you're not at a desert festival, the temperatures can get cold the later it gets. Just before sunrise is often the coldest, so prepare with a warm, comfortable fit that you can groove in all night.