Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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bear repellent spray (if hiking in grizzly country)
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bear bell
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biodegradable soap
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pot scrubber
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collapsible water container (2-3 gallon capacity)
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clothing—extra wool socks, shirt and shorts
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cook set/utensils
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ditty bags to store gear
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extra plastic resealable bags
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gaiters
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garbage bag
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ground cloth
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journal/pen
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nylon rope to hang food
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long underwear
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permit (if required)
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rain jacket and pants
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sandals to wear around camp and to ford streams
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sleeping bag
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waterproof stuff sack
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sleeping pad
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small bath towel
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stove and fuel
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tent
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toiletry items
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water filter
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whistle
Equipment
With the outdoor market currently flooded with products, many of which are pure
gimmickry, it seems impossible to both differentiate and choose. Do I really need
a tropical-fish-lined collapsible shower? (No, you don't.) The only defense against
the maddening quantity of items thrust in your face is to think practically—and to
do so before you go shopping. The worst buys are impulsive buys. Since most
name brands will differ only slightly in quality, it's best to know what you're
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