For a 3-day hiking trip, pack the 10 Essentials, layered clothing, 2–3 L of water per day, calorie-dense food, shelter, and fit-tested footwear.

For trips in bear habitat, carry bear spray, airtight food storage, noise makers, smart navigation, and weather layers.

Pack sun protection, 3–4L water per person, electrolytes, layers, sturdy shoes, first aid, and navigation for Arizona desert hikes.

A smart hiking packing list covers water, calories, layers, sun/bug protection, navigation, first aid, repair tools, and an emergency shelter.

Bring water, collapsible bowl, leash, ID, snacks, poop bags, paw care, first aid, and weather layers for safe dog hiking.

For Mount Washington, pack layers, a waterproof shell, traction, map and compass, headlamp, food, water, and a small safety kit—weather flips fast.

For hiking in Utah, pack sturdy footwear, ample water and salts, sun gear, layers, a map with offline download, a light, a first-aid kit, and backup food.

Pack water, layers, trail map, food, first aid, rain shell, and light—Smokies hikes demand weather-ready, bear-aware basics.

Pack layers, water, high-energy snacks, sun and rain protection, navigation, and a small first-aid kit for Rocky Mountain National Park hikes.

Bring layers, bear spray, water, maps, and a small first-aid kit—Glacier’s terrain and weather demand smart, light, safety-first packing.