It's all about the layers - gotta keep your feet, head, and body dry. Drive 60 miles, wait 60 minutes, or gain 600 feet in elevation, and you'll find yourself in a new climate zone. Don't forget to pack your wits. You can download the packing list in a convenient 1-page PDF by clicking the link to the right:

1. Upper base layer, moisture wicking
2. Lower base layer, moisture wicking
3. Fleece vest, zippered, pockets, chest wind protection
4. Convertible poly-nylon blend pants
5. Three pairs of smart-wool blend socks
6. Hiking boots, waterproof, pre-waxed, ankle-high minimum
7. Gloves/mittens, removable fleece layer
8. Fleece hat, windproof, moisture wicking, covers ears
9. Boonie hat, poly-blend, light, insect net
10. Face mask / balaclava, poly/neoprene, nose & mouth vent
11. Jacket, windproof, waterproof, cinch cuffs, vent zips, visor hood
12. Swim suit
13. Flippy floppies

1. Trail maps
2. Tents
3. Cooking gear
4. Snowshoes
5. Ice axes
6. Climbing safety gear
7. Kayaks, rafts, & safety gear
8. Bikes & safety gear
9. ATVs & safety gear
10. Horses & safety gear
11. Yoga mats, blocks & straps

1. Waterproofing/UV-resistant spray
2. Gaiters, knee-high, adjustable boot strap
3. Hiking poles, telescopic
4. Polarized eye glasses
5. Sunscreen (minimum SPF 30)
6. Backpack (1500cc min) (3400cc min Camping)
7. Water bottles or camel pack (minimum 3L)
8. Sleeping pad  (Camping) 
9. Sleeping bag rated minimum 20 degrees Fahrenheit (Camping)
10. Lip balm SPF (minimum SPF 15)
11. Heat packs (Camping)
12. Medication & hygiene products
13. Toiletries & TP
14. LED flashlight / headlamp, extra batteries
15. Compass/GPS  (Camping) 
16. Camera, charger
17. DEET Insect Repellant (min 20%) 
18. Tactical belt (Winter + 14ers + Camping)
19. Fire-starter, matches, lighter (Camping)
20. Knife (Camping)
21. Hand sanitizer
22. Climbing shoes & harness (Climbing)
23. Spare boot laces, gaiter straps
24. Biking gloves (MTN Biking)