WHAT TO PACK: Equipment Sleeping Bag (rated 20 to 30 degrees)* Sleeping Pad* Tent* Backpack (70 to 80L for Backpacking Trips, 30L for Chalet or Glacier Challenge Trips) Rain Cover for Backpack (or line inside of pack with garbage bag.) Trekking Poles (Equipment Rental Package includes all of the above reservations required) Clothing Long Underwear Top and Bottom (Midweight, Synthetic) Midweight Fleece/Wool Jacket or Sweater Polar Fleece or Insulated Jacket (needed in June and September)* Rain Jacket (Hooded, Lightweight, Waterproof, Breathable) Rain Pants Pair of Hiking Pants (Convertible, Quick-Dry, Lightweight) Fleece/Wool Hat Fleece/Wool Gloves Synthetic Wicking T-Shirt (1 for hiking, 1 for camp) Pair of Hiking Shorts (Quick-Dry Lightweight) Lightweight Hiking Boots 2 pairs of wool or synthetic hiking socks no cotton please Sandals for Camp/Water Crossing (Teva/Chaco type) Miscellaneous Essentials Park entrance pass and ID or money to purchase one learn more here
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