This is a mostly complete list of everything I took with me to Glacier. WARNING: This is not a recommendation or complete list of what you need to bring into the backcountry. You may need more or less. Consult with an experienced backpacker before attempting anything. This list is mainly a record for myself which I am also posting online.
Miscellaneous
- Whistle
- Sleeping Bag (mummy style)
- Rope (> 25ft)
- Binoculars
- Tent
- Tent Pad
- Rain Pack Cover
- Water Filter
- Food Pan
- GPS + extra batteries
- Head Lamp
- Camera + extra memory card + extra batteries
- Nalgene Bottle
- Leatherman
- Wallet
- Shovel
Possible Bag
- Bug repellent (100% Wal-Mart brand deet)
- Band Aids
- Moist towelettes
- Mini tooth paste
- Toothbrush
- Ace Bandage
- Compass
- Gideon Bible
- Matches
- Rock climbing style clip
- Silverware
- Map
- Book: Dying to Live: The Power of Forgiveness
- Pencil/Paper
- TP
- Chap Stick
Clothing
- Sturdy Boots
- 3 pairs of socks (2 cotton + 1 wool)
- Rain gear (Gortex pants and jacket)
- Pants (which convert to shorts via removable legs)
- 2 pairs of underwear
- Full brim hat
- Stocking cap
- Gloves
- Long underwear (top and bottom)
- 2 Flannel Shirts
- 2 T-shirts
Food
Food supply was for eight days and was just about right. Ran out of food on train ride back.
- Generic brand Frosted Mini Wheats (28.8 oz)
- Granola Bars (x8)
- Fruit Snacks (x12)
- Small trail mix bags (x3)
- Mixed nuts (12oz x2)
- Party mix (Crumbled during trip)
- Animal Crackers
- Mini Oreos (Crumbled into powder during the trip)
