| Description | Contents |
| Essentials Kit | Matches and/or lighter Compass Space Blanket (for emergency) Pocket knife or multi tool Vaseline, sunscreen, lip balm, insect repellent 2 meter's nylon cord (rope) headlamp / flashlight toilet paper, diaper wipes, & Kleenex Hand sanitizer medications |
| Clothing | 5 pair socks either hiker socks or non-cotton athletic socks 1 athletic long sleeve shirt 2 athletic t-shirt 2 pair athletic shorts 1 pair athletic nylon pants 1 hat 5 pair Underwear |
| Rain Gear | Poncho or rain suit. Breathable is better |
| Shelter | Tent sleeping bag Sleeping pad Small pillow or a pillow case (stuff with clothes to make a pillow) |
| Cooking | Stove (with wind screen) Small pot, 3-4 cup fuel bottle (full-Know how much fuel you need) Sierra cup / mess kit Silverware (spoon/fork) |
| Hydration | There will be one or two water filters the boys can use. They work best with a 1 liter wide mouth lexan (nalgene) bottle 2 L worth of water bottles |
| Food packed so that it is easy to put into a bear box. | 5 dinners (pack one extra of each just in case) 5 breakfasts 5 lunches 10 trail snacks |
| First Aid | Basic first aid including moleskin, |
| Toiletries | travel toothbrush, tooth paste, & body wash, lightweight towel |
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
This week we had a 2 mile warm up hike today. We also looked at packs. The boy's gear ranged from 20 lbs. to 40 lbs. The leaders gear was a bit heavier. Below is a guide to help with packing. Some of these things can be shared, others will be necessary. If you have any questions ask me.
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