Backpacking Checklist
Coleman - Backpacking Checklist
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Backpacking Checklist
DAY HIKE:
Whenever you head into the woods for longer than a few hours, you’ll need to gear up. Base your equipment selection on the season, region and length of your trip. And remember, in mountainous areas, weather can change quickly and dramatically. Regulatory agencies at your destination will be more than happy to answer your questions and provide advice. Don't hit the trail without these items.
Daypack Compass and/or Portable GPS Food: Snacks and/or Bag Lunch Water bottle and water First aid kit and Waterproof Matches
Fire Starting Kit: Butane Lighter, Cotton Balls, Strike-A-Fire or Trioxane Tablets, Fire Starter
Sunglasses & Sunscreen Extra Clothing Layers Flashlight, headlamp or lantern A permit (if required) Shovel Rope, Cord, or Straps Whistle and Signal Mirror
EXTENDED STAY HIKE:
For extended stay backpacking adventures, add the following items to the above day hike list:
Quick-drying nylon pants or shorts Short-sleeved T-shirts Long-sleeved shirts Fleece or wool pants Fleece or wool top Fleece or wool vest Two pair wicking long underwear (one light, one dark) Underwear
Outerwear
Poncho or Other Rain Gear
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Wide-brimmed sun hat Stocking cap Fleece gloves Glove liners Bandanna
Footwear
Wool or synthetic socks Synthetic or silk sock liners Hiking boots Extra laces Gaiters
Camping Gear
Backpack Pack cover Tent and rainfly Ground cloth Sleeping bag
Page 1 of 3
Backpacking Checklist
DAY HIKE:
Whenever you head into the woods for longer than a few hours, you’ll need to gear up. Base your equipment selection on the season, region and length of your trip. And remember, in mountainous areas, weather can change quickly and dramatically. Regulatory agencies at your destination will be more than happy to answer your questions and provide advice. Don't hit the trail without these items.
Daypack Compass and/or Portable GPS Food: Snacks and/or Bag Lunch Water bottle and water First aid kit and Waterproof Matches
Fire Starting Kit: Butane Lighter, Cotton Balls, Strike-A-Fire or Trioxane Tablets, Fire Starter
Sunglasses & Sunscreen Extra Clothing Layers Flashlight, headlamp or lantern A permit (if required) Shovel Rope, Cord, or Straps Whistle and Signal Mirror
EXTENDED STAY HIKE:
For extended stay backpacking adventures, add the following items to the above day hike list:
Quick-drying nylon pants or shorts Short-sleeved T-shirts Long-sleeved shirts Fleece or wool pants Fleece or wool top Fleece or wool vest Two pair wicking long underwear (one light, one dark) Underwear
Outerwear
Poncho or Other Rain Gear
http://www.coleman.com/coleman/ColemanCom/Checklistprint.asp?activity_id=1100&act... 8/29/2011
Coleman - Backpacking Checklist
Page 2 of 3
Wide-brimmed sun hat Stocking cap Fleece gloves Glove liners Bandanna
Footwear
Wool or synthetic socks Synthetic or silk sock liners Hiking boots Extra laces Gaiters
Camping Gear
Backpack Pack cover Tent and rainfly Ground cloth Sleeping bag