Full Gear List
Full Gear List
What to Take With You on the Trail
This is a listing of the recommended clothing and equipment to bring with you any time you're venturing onto the trail. But, it's important to remember that hikers not only take these items with them, but know how to use them as well—knowledge is power on the trail, so come armed with the tools and know-how to keep yourself safe every time you go out.
For Summer Day Hikes:
The Ten EssentialsMap
Sturdy Footwear and Extra Socks Compass Warm Clothing -Sweater or Pile Jacket -Long Pants (wool or synthetic) -Hat (wool) Extra Food and Water Flashlight or Headlamp Matches/Firestarters First Aid Kit/Repair Kit Whistle Rain/Wind Jacket & Pants Pocket Knife Watch Trash Bag (for trash or rain protection) Light Plastic Tarp or “Space” Blanket Guidebook Insect Repellant Sunglasses Sunscreen Gloves or Mittens Personal Medications Cord/Rope Gaiters Extra Batteries |
Add for Overnight Trips and Groups:Sleeping BagFoam Pad Tent or Other Shelter Stove, Fuel Pots, Cup, Bowl, Spoon Food Water Purification Toothbrush, Towel, Etc. Extra Clothing Add for Winter:
Extra Warm ClothingInsulated Parka Extra Mittens Balaclava Insulated Boots Overmitts Snowshoes Add for Above Treeline:CramponsFace Mask Ice Axe Goggles Add for Avalanche Terrain:Avalanche TransceiverAvalanche Probe Snow Shovel |
