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what do i need for a 2 day hiking trip up a Mountain?
i want to do a hiking trip but i dount know whut i need plz give me a list of stuff thank u
Backpacking Checklist from REI
Note: This list is intentionally extensive; not every backpacker will bring every item on every trip.
http://www.rei.com/expertadvice/camping#tab_2
The Ten Essentials
(for safety, survival and basic comfort)
1. Navigation
Map (with protective case)
Compass
GPS (optional)
2. Sun protection
Sunscreen and lip balm
Sunglasses
3. Insulation
Jacket, vest, pants, gloves, hat (see Clothing)
4. Illumination
Headlamp or flashlight (plus spare)
Extra batteries
5. First-aid supplies
First-aid kit (see our First-aid checklist)
6. Fire
Matches or lighter
Waterproof container
Fire starter (for emergency survival fire)
7. Repair kit and tools
Knife or multi-tool
Kits for stove, mattress; duct tape strips
8. Nutrition
Extra day's supply of food
9. Hydration
Water bottles or hydration system
Water filter or other treatment system
10. Emergency shelter
Tent, tarp, bivy or reflective blanket
Beyond the Ten Essentials
Backpack
Daypack or summit pack
Pack cover
Tent, tarp or bivy sack (with stakes, guylines)
Tent-pole repair sleeve
Footprint (if needed for tent)
Sleeping bag
Stuff sack or compression sack
Sleeping pad
Pillow or stuffable pillow case
Whistle (plus signaling mirror)
Multifunction watch with altimeter
Trekking poles
Ice axe
Meals
Energy food (bars, gels, chews, trail mix)
Energy beverages or drink mixes
Stove
Fuel
Cookset (with pot grabber)
Dishes or bowls
Utensils
Cups (measuring cups)
Food-storage canister (or hang bags)
Nylon cord (50 feet for hanging food)
Backup water treatment (e.g., halogens)
Collapsible sink or container
Packable lantern
Clothing options: Warm weather
Wicking T-shirt (synthetic or wool)
Wicking underwear
Quick-drying pants or shorts
Long-sleeve shirt (for sun, bugs)
Sun-shielding hat
Bandana or Buff
Cool weather (insulation in Ten Essentials)
Wicking long-sleeve T-shirt
Wicking long underwear (good sleepwear)
Hat, cap, skullcap, balaclava or headband
Gloves or mittens
Rainwear (jacket, pants)
Fleece jacket or vest, and pants
Footwear; assorted personal items
Boots or shoes suited to terrain
Socks (synthetic or wool) plus spares
Gaiters
Sandals (for fording, in camp)
Camera and memory cards
Binoculars
Permits
Route description or guidebook
Field guide(s); star identifier
Notebook and pen or pencil
Credit card; small amount of cash
Music player with headphones
Toilet paper
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Sanitation trowel
Hand sanitizer
Insect repellant
Headnet
Toothbrush and/or toiletry kit
Biodegradable soap (and shower bag)
Biodegradable soap
Quick-dry towel
Two-way radios
Cell or satellite phone
Post-hike snacks, water, towel, clothing change
Trip itinerary left w/ friend + under car seat
This list is to long so check out REI for some great info
http://www.rei.com/pdf/expertadvice/Checklists/backpacking.pdf
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