Guide

Pack the hiking essentials—navigation, hydration, layers, food, and a small first-aid kit—to stay safe and comfortable on the trail.

For hiking, carry the Ten Essentials—water, layers, navigation, first aid, light, food, shelter—plus trip-specific extras.

For a hiking backpack, carry water, snacks, layers, navigation, light, first aid, fire, repair kit, emergency shelter, sun care, and personal items.

Day hiking daypack basics: water, snacks, layers, navigation, light, first aid, sun and bug care, repair kit, phone/ID, and a small trash bag.

Pack the ten essentials, water, food, layers, and trip-specific extras to stay safe and comfortable on any hike.

For hiking safety, carry water, layers, navigation, first aid, light, shelter, fire, food, tools, and comms suited to weather and terrain.

Pack the hiking basics: water, layers, sun gear, first aid, navigation, calories, and a small shelter—fit your load to the route and weather.

Pack water, layers, sun care, a map, headlamp, first aid, snacks, fire-start, small shelter, and a whistle for safe day hikes.

For hiking, pack layers, sturdy footwear, water, snacks, navigation, light, sun gear, first aid, repair tools, shelter, and weather protection.

For the Appalachian Trail, pack a light shelter, 20°F sleep system, warm layers, water treatment, bear-safe food storage, and three days of food.