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Packing List for a Multi-Day Hike

July 3, 2014 Rachel Kristensen
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When getting ready for a multi-day hike—or any hike for that matter—it's important you only pack what you need. Here is the list Rachel Kristensen uses to make sure she's packing light for a long weekend on the trail.

Item Category
Hiking Shoes, Flip Flops Clothing
Raincoat Clothing
Long-Sleeve Shirt Clothing
T-Shirts and Short-Sleeve Shirt Clothing
Shorts (1 Pair) Clothing
Thermal Underwear Clothing
Pants (1 pair) Clothing
Sweater Clothing
Bathing Suit Clothing
Sandals Clothing
Wool Socks Clothing
Underwear Clothing
2 backpacker meals per day Food
Individual Instant Oatmeal (2-3 per morning per person) Food
Booze (I do a plastic mickey of vodka, pick your own favorite) Food
Tent Gear
Sleeping Bag Gear
Sleeping Pad Gear
Headlamps Gear
Knife for Cooking and Protection Gear
Stove and Pot for Cooking Gear
Bowl for Cereal in Morning Gear
Cutlery – Something Like a Spork Gear
Whistle for Emergencies Gear
Waterproof Bags – Garbage Bags Also Work Gear
Aqua Tabs to Purify Water Sources Gear
Rope/Carabiner to Hang Laundry Gear
Toilet Paper Gear
Backpack Gear
Cards Gear
Insect Repellent Gear
Sunscreen Gear
Band Aids, Aspirin and First Aid Kit Gear
Camel Packs or water bladders Gear
Bear Vault to Protect Food from Animal Attraction Gear
Fuel for Stove Gear
Water Bottle - Something with Volume Measurements for Cooking Gear
Garbage Bags – Trek Out What You Trek in With Gear
Duct Tape Gear
Gaiters if the Trail is Muddy Gear
Quick Dry Towel Gear
Lighter/Matches Gear
Camera! Gear
Map and Communication Device in Case of Emergency Gear

 

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