For hiking, bring the classic 10-item system plus water, snacks, layers, navigation tools, first aid, and a compact shelter.

Pack water, calorie-dense food, navigation, layers, first aid, light, repair gear, small shelter, and a dependable way to call for help.

For Zion day hikes, pack one gallon of water, sun gear, sturdy shoes, layers, salty snacks, and permits where a route requires them.

For hiking in Yellowstone, pack bear spray, water treatment, layers, rain shell, sun protection, map, food, first aid, and traction.

Yes, Colorado day hikes call for layers, steady water, sun gear, a map, and storm-ready essentials for fast weather swings.

Yes, for a 14er hike pack layers, 2–3 liters of water, high-calorie food, sun gear, navigation, first aid, storm prep, and a small emergency kit.

Pack light layers, 3–4 liters water, salty snacks, sun gear, map, and a headlamp for hiking in the Grand Canyon.

For beginner hiking, pack footwear, layers, water, snacks, sun gear, navigation, first aid, a light, and a small emergency kit.

For hiking and camping, bring layers, footwear, water treatment, shelter, sleep kit, stove, first aid, light, nav tools, repair items, and food.