Eco Tour Packing Checklist

This list covers everything from warm weather to potential adverse conditions.

Casual Clothes & Personal Items- For nights spent at lodges
Day Pack- Large enough to fit all your gear inside.
Hiking Boots- A good pair of running shoes will suffice.
Base Layers- A lightweight thermal underwear top and bottom.
Insulation- Light fleece jacket and/or light fleece vest
Upper Shell- Windproof, waterproof, parka or jacket large enough to allow
layering underneath.
Lower Shell- Windproof, waterproof, highly-breathable pants large enough
to allow layering underneath.
Hiking Socks & Liners- Bring enough for the entire tour.
Quick-drying Hiking Shorts- Wear over the thermal underwear in cool weather.
Thin Fleece Gloves- For adverse weather conditions.
Snacks- Optional, but always a good idea to pack some snacks for the hike.
Camera- Optional.
Sunglasses- Optional, but useful on sunny days.
Water Bottle- Bring something that can store water as you make your daily hikes.
Sunscreen- Protection from those sunny days.