For a day hike, pack the ten essentials, water plus treatment, layers, first-aid, sun gear, light, navigation, food, and emergency shelter.

For a hiking and camping trip, pack shelter, layered clothing, food, water treatment, safety kit, navigation tools, and repair items.

A hiking first-aid kit should carry wound care, blister care, meds, tools, and personal items sized to your route and group.

For a hiking lunch, pack fast carbs, lean protein, fruit or veg, salty snacks, and 1–2 liters of water per person.

For winter hiking, pack smart layers, traction, the Ten Essentials, hot calories, and backup heat to stay warm and safe on icy trails.

For hiking backpack packing, carry navigation, water, layers, sun gear, first aid, light, fire, shelter, extra food, and repair tools.

Pack a light, weather-proof kit for the A.T.: sleep system, shelter, layered clothing, safe water tools, simple kitchen, and smart safety.

For day hikes, pack the ten essentials, steady water, snacks, layers, sun care, first aid, and repair basics in a fitted, stable daypack.

In a hiking bag, carry water, calories, layers, sun and rain gear, navigation, first aid, light, a repair kit, shelter, and ID.

For mountain hiking, pack layers, water, food, navigation, sun and rain gear, first aid, repair tools, light, and a way to signal.