For desert hiking, wear long sleeves, UPF pants, a wide-brim hat, sun gloves, and ventilated shoes; add SPF 30+ sunscreen and carry ample water.

Wear lightweight, quick-dry layers, closed-toe traction shoes, a breathable rain jacket, and insect-repellent clothing for rainforest hikes in Costa Rica.

For Colorado summer hiking, wear wicking layers, sun coverage, sturdy traction, and carry rain protection for fast afternoon storms.

Dress in layers for Colorado hikes in October: moisture-wicking base, insulating midlayer, wind-rain shell, warm hat, gloves, and grippy footwear.

For cold-weather hiking, wear a wicking base, warm mid layer, wind- and water-resistant shell, insulated accessories, and dry socks.

For hiking in California, wear breathable layers, a sun-hat, sturdy shoes, and swap pieces by region, season, and altitude.

Wear moisture-wicking layers, grippy boots, sun gear, and winter traction for Bryce Canyon hiking.

Pack breathable layers, waterproof shells, and sturdy footwear for Banff’s cool mornings, mild afternoons, and sudden mountain shifts.

For hiking in Banff in July, wear breathable layers, a rainproof shell, sturdy traction, and pack warm extras for windy alpine passes.

Banff hiking attire shifts by season: wear moisture-wicking layers, grippy footwear, a stormproof shell, sun gear, and pack warm extras.