Packing List
Weight Limit: 30 – 40 lbs. (packed in a duffel bag)
Sleeping Gear:
Sleeping bag: rated to 20 degrees or cooler
Fleece Bag liner (optional, can extend temperature rating of your bag)
Clothing List:
A complete spare set of what you should be wearing to the trailhead (T-shirt, long sleeve shirt, fleece long sleeve shirt or hoodie, spare pants),a set of light
weight long johns, some wool socks and cotton socks, underwear, fleece suit or sweats for pajamas, pair of shorts, rain coat or water proof wind shell, down vest, broad
brimmed hat, stocking or beanie hat, cotton and/or leather gloves, bandanna, bathing suit, pair of hiking boots, pair of sneakers or slip-on shoes for around camp
Personal:
Camera with extra film, memory cards and batteries; headlamp or flashlight with batteries; towel, wash cloth, soap, tooth paste and tooth brush, comb, brush,
razor, fingernail clippers, any other toiletries; extra prescription glasses or contacts, sun glasses; water bottle with filter, pocket knife, lighter or matches; sun screen, mosquito repellent,
chap stick, prescription medications, minor first aid kit, OTC pain reliever; reading material or field guides; small day pack or fanny pack
Temperature may range between 95 degrees during the day to 20 degrees at night. With fluctuations in temperature like this, think of layering your clothing. We recommend wearing T-shirt under layer, a lightweight long sleeve shirt over that, Jeans or comfortable pants (no heavy seam on the back yoke like some Levi styles). You'll need a long sleeve fleece shirt or hoodie and a wind shell jacket with a hood for tying on your saddle. Footgear should be well broken in, comfortable to wear, and waterproof (like Goretex). All your spare gear should be packed in a water-resistant duffel bag or two. A small fanny or day pack is nice to carry your camera, lunch, water bottle, etc. when your duffel is stowed on the mules.