Luggage and bags: Back Pack or Ruck Sack
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Bandana
Sunglasses
Poncho or rain jacket (lightweight)
2 T-shirts (the extra T-shirt is nice to change into if you get sweaty)
Shorts or walking pants
Wool/wool blend socks
Lightweight wind breaker
jacket & and pants
Hiking boots
Gloves
head gear (hat or cap)
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: First Aid Kit
Moleskin & other foot care products –depends on your feet
Sunscreen and bug repellent
Lip balm (Blistek is highly recommended)
Baby wipes
trowel
Tissue pack (small)
Waterless soap
Knife(s)
Photo Equipment: Binoculars
Camera, film, & extra batteries
Miscellaneous: -Food & Water Supplies-
Water bottles or hydropak– 2 quarts/2 liters minimum
Sandwiches - Lunch meat, salami, pita bread, totilllas, &/or crackers
Granola Bars
Fruit, fresh (oranges, apples, pears), or dried fruit (raisins, apricots, or apples)
Peanuts (pistachios, almonds, soy nuts, etc)
Gorp – (good old raisins & peanuts plus granola, m& ms, and whatever else you want to throw in
candy bars or cookies
Noncrushable chips or pretzels
Updated May 26, 2003
Luggage and bags: No special bag is needed for Sierra Vista. Bring whatever you're comfortable with.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: It was pretty darn hot when I was there so I would bring summer gear.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Even though Sierra Vista is in the middle of no where they still have all the comforts of home.
Photo Equipment: If you have special requirements you may want to plan ahead. If not you should be able to find basic photo supplies. There might even be a good camera shop in town.
Miscellaneous: Bring something to keep you entertained at night. Once the mall closes there's not much to do.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
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