What to Bring
GEAR LIST FOR DAYHIKES
Gear requirements may vary for certain trips. We will always let you know if there are additional requirements.
See the attached file for additional notes on gear selection (click to download PDF):
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- Daypack / Backpack
- Hiking boots or sturdy hiking shoes: waterproof/breathable.
- Waterproof/breathable jacket and pants (rain gear)
- Hiking pants (synthetic / nylon)
- Good cushioning socks (wool / synthetic).
- Spare mid layer (e.g. fleece)
- Hat & Gloves
- Lunch and trail snacks
- At least 2 liters of water (Hydration pack or bottles, e.g., Nalgene bottles, or both)
- Headlamp and spare batteries
- Hiking poles
- Whistle
- Map and Compass (strongly recommended). Note: your guide will always have these.
- Personal first aid and prevention (sunblock, sunglasses medications, blister treatment, band aid, etc)
- Bandana (optional)
- Gaiters (optional)
GEAR LIST FOR BACKPACKS
Basic Backpacking Equipment List and gear guide
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- Backpack (usually 40 – 70 liters volume)
- Backpacking Tent
- Sleep system (sleeping pad and sleeping bag)
- Food for special dietary requirements (Note: Breakfast / Dinner will be provided on many trips; read the trip description)
- Sturdy hiking boots: waterproof/breathable.
- Waterproof/breathable jacket and pants (rain gear)
- Hiking pants (synthetic / nylon)
- Good cushioning socks (wool / synthetic).
- Spare mid layer (e.g. fleece)
- Hat & Gloves
- Lunch and trail snacks
- At least 2 liters of water (Hydration pack or bottles, e.g., Nalgene bottles, or both)
- Headlamp and spare batteries
- Hiking poles
- Whistle
- Personal first aid and prevention (sunblock, sunglasses medications, blister treatment, band aid, etc)
- Bandana (optional)
- Gaiters (optional)