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| Gear needed by each of us: * Backpack capable of carrying your gear * Sleeping bag * Eating vessel/utensils |
'''A note on pack weight:''' 30 pounds, including water, is a nice goal to shoot for. 40 pounds is heavy, but with a real pack and some determination it's manageable. Consider this when planning what you want to carry for several days in a row. Gear needed by '''each''' of us: <<Include(Hiking/StandardCampingList)>> * Backpack capable of carrying your gear (read: an internal or external framepack) * rain equipment (for your pack, tent, and person) * Sleeping bag w/ stuff sack * Eating vessel & utensils |
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| * Wool socks * water vessels |
* Socks (several pairs, cotton inner layer & wool outer layer is best for hiking) * water vessels (2L ''minimum'' total capacity) |
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| * trail snacks and food you want * toiletries * clothes * insect repellant |
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| * Food * Stove & fuel |
* mealtime food * stove & fuel * tent(s) Gear you might enjoy carrying with you: * a book * |
Gear
A work in progress. Feel free to add to this.
A note on pack weight: 30 pounds, including water, is a nice goal to shoot for. 40 pounds is heavy, but with a real pack and some determination it's manageable. Consider this when planning what you want to carry for several days in a row.
Gear needed by each of us:
Necessities on any given camping trip:
- Tent (with rain fly AND ground cloth)
- Backpack (to pack in/out)
- Sleeping bag and ground pad (thermarest, etc.)
- Water vessels (2L minimum is wise)
- TP!
- Warm clothes, at least one pair, no matter the season
- Socks, multiple pairs
- Gloves (in fall/winter/early spring)
- Boots/well-sealed shoes
- Food you absolutely want to eat
- Cooking gear to cook your food with (pot, spoon)
- A sponge and bio-friendly soap to clean with (Dr. Bronner's is great)
- Flashlight/Light source e.g.:
- headlamp
- maglite, mini maglite, cygolite headlight
- Knife
- matches or other source of fire
- camp shoes (e.g., water socks or sandals)
Suggestions for increased relaxation/fun/non-suckage:
- Folding chairs
- Air mattress
- cards/travel games/books
- stove/cooktop
- propane screw-ons are nice but can be heavy
- alcohol stoves are light but small, take longer to cook things
- DEET
- Backpack capable of carrying your gear (read: an internal or external framepack)
- rain equipment (for your pack, tent, and person)
- Sleeping bag w/ stuff sack
Eating vessel & utensils
- Knife
- Flashlight (headlamps are useful)
- Hiking boots
Socks (several pairs, cotton inner layer & wool outer layer is best for hiking)
water vessels (2L minimum total capacity)
- first aid kit
- trail snacks and food you want
- toiletries
- clothes
- insect repellant
Gear needed in common:
- mealtime food
stove & fuel
- tent(s)
Gear you might enjoy carrying with you:
- a book
