What do we bring?
With your confirmation forms, you will receive a packing list and information on what to expect from the climate. Here is the basic list.
Clothing:
Pack light and think layers!
1-2 pairs of pants or jeans (zip-off pants are super convenient)
3-4 pairs of shorts
3-4 t-shirts or tank tops
Sweatshirt or long-sleeve fleece shirt
Light-weight waterproof jacket or wind breaker
Bathing suit
Knit cap (for chilly campfire nights)
Hiking boots or sturdy sneakers
Sturdy water sandals (Teva®-like) or water shoes (flip-flops aren’t sturdy enough)
Undergarments, socks, undies, etc.
*Laundry facilities will be available throughout the week
Gear:
Please pack your gear in a soft-sided suitcase or duffel bag!
Daypack or backpack and water bottle (Camelbaks® and other hydration backpacks are one of the best inventions ever or so we like to think. Also, most backpacks can hold a hydration reservoir aka “bladder”)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Towel
Camera (guests tend to average 20-50 photographs per day)
Small flashlight or headlamp (hands-free headlamps are super handy)
Ear plugs (to block out the occasional snorer that falls asleep before you)
Warm sleeping bag w/ 15°-30° rating (we rent super warm sleeping bags for only $30)
Toiletries
Pillowcase
Camera Battery and Cell Phone Chargers (You can use your wall chargers while the bus is on the road. We can also accommodate car chargers, but prefer wall chargers)
