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    You’re off to great places, today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way! + A What to Bring to Hiking Multi-Day Trip FREE Checklist 

    Taking your first hiking  trip is  amazing. This first hiking multi-day tour trip packing checklist will help make sure you have everything you need for this new multi tour in your life. 

    Are you traveling on your first Hiking Trip and putting a list together of everything you need? 

    There are so many products to consider that it can be difficult to remember everything. From camping basics to hiking gear, to first aid kits...it can become very overwhelming! 

    We have made an eco-friendly download version of this huge first Multi-Day Hiking Trip  packing checklist so that you can use it and make sure you have everything you need. 

    You DO NOT need to buy everything (we didn't...it's expensive!) but having a list that you can refer back to makes life so much easier.

    Everyone should spend a week hiking—if not every year, at least once in their life. There’s no better way to get to know someone than being stuck in the same camp for days on end. Put on your VIVIDMax Grip, at the end of the night of each hike. This is not a definitive list. There are too many gorgeous places to hike and not enough time, but these North American hiking destinations are a good place to start the 10 Top USA Best Hiking Destinations for summer shiny days and a What to Bring to Hiking Multi-Day Trip FREE Checklist 

    This post is all about the best geographic hiking locations and the ultimate hiking trip packing checklist.
    1. Glacier National Park
    Glacier National Park offers more than 700 miles of hiking trails that crisscross the northern Montana park's roughly 1 million acres of wilderness. Keep an eye out for the bears, beavers and bighorn sheep that populate the park while you trek up, across and around its towering mountains and freshwater streams. You'll find trails that appeal to everyone, including several that are wheelchair accessible. Before starting your journey, stop by a visitor center or ranger station to plan the perfect adventure.

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    2. Tongass National Forest – Alaska
    Alaska! Making a base in Juneau Alaska, the Tongass National Forest is filled with hiking trails. There are 700 miles of hiking trails as a matter a fact. If you don’t have backcountry experience, you should hire a guide. This is wild America with bears, glaciers, and caves to be found along almost every trail. If you take a small-ship Alaskan cruise you’ll have plenty of opportunities to hike in Alaska. The Nugget Falls trail is a popular hike leaving from the Mendenhall Glacier visitors center. Mendenhall Glacier is one of Alaska’s most iconic glaciers.

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    3. Yosemite - Central California
    Most travelers flock to the Yosemite Valley area of Yosemite National Park to trek some of the park's most popular trails. Though you may have to rub elbows with other hikers as you traverse world-renowned paths like the daunting Half Dome Trail, you'll be rewarded with stunning vistas. For a less-crowded atmosphere and gorgeous views of kaleidoscopic wildflowers, timeworn sequoias and jaw-dropping rock formations, consider hiking quieter routes like the Four Mile Trail and the Swinging Bridge Trail. You'll have about 800 miles of trails to choose from in this nearly 750,000-acre park in central California

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    4. Mount Whitney – California
    Located in California, Mount Whitney is on every hiker’s bucket list. Climbing 6,656 foot elevation gain to 14,494 feet, this 22.5 mile out-and-back trail can believe it or not be climbed in a single day, but we recommend a multi-day backpacking adventure. This challenging hike takes you through gorgeous mountain peaks, lakes and valleys with spectacular lookouts. Reaching the summit is a true feat.

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    5.Yellowstone, Wyoming
    If true isolation is at the top of your list, it doesn’t get much more remote than the Noatak River. Located above the Arctic Circle, this river route passes through a glacial valley, alpine tundra, deep canyons, and open plains. As you float this easy to moderate river, you can drop in a line or keep an eye out for Alaskan wildlife, including grizzly bears, caribou, and sheep.

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    6. Smith Rock - Oregon
    Oregon has a ton of hiking trails that take you through mountainous landscapes, dense forests, and rugged coastlines. With 361 state parks and 11 national forests, Oregon is a hiking mecca in America. The Pacific Crest Trail runs through Oregon and you can hike a part of this mammoth trail that runs from Mexico to Canada but there are plenty of choices within the state. We are choosing Smith Rock’s Misery Ridge trail as it’s one of the more famous hiking trails in America. At just 3.5-miles it is short and sweet, but it is steep and spectacular. High on Misery Ridge, you’ll see rock formations like The Monkey Face Rock, sheer granite rock faces, and calm mirror lakes.

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    7. Zion National Park
    Sandstone cliffs with varying shades of red tower over visitors at Zion National Park. Three areas house this Utah national park's trails and attractions: Zion Canyon, the Kolob Canyons and the Zion Wilderness. The Kolob Canyons and Zion Wilderness sections appeal to explorers due to their group size limits and primitive amenities. Meanwhile, Zion Canyon is the easiest to reach thanks to its shuttle service to multiple trailheads, including the famous and challenging Narrows. Keep in mind, though, that the shuttle only runs from spring to fall

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    8. Pacific Crest Trail
    The Pacific Crest Trail spans 2,650 miles (4,265 kilometers) from Mexico to Canada through California, Oregon, and Washington. It is a National Scenic Trail. It reveals the beauty of the desert, unfolds the glaciated expanses of the Sierra Nevada, travels deep forests, and provides commanding vistas of volcanic peaks in the Cascade Range. The trail symbolizes everything there is to love—and protect—in the Western United States. Untold thousands of hikers and equestrians enjoy this international treasure each year. Some only travel a few miles, while others complete every mile in a single season.

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    9. Grand Canyon
    Even for seasoned hikers, the combination of this Arizona national park's immense size and its unique climate make for an unforgettable adventure. The Grand Canyon's rims provide trails with varying degrees of difficulty and panoramic views. You'll find frequented routes like the Bright Angel Trail and the Rim Trail along the canyon's South Rim. If you're looking to avoid the crowds, head to the North Rim to trek paths like the challenging North Kaibab Trail. No matter which trails you plan on exploring, you'll want to set aside several days and map out your visit ahead of time. 

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    10. Jasper National Park
    The largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National Park boasts an extensive network of trails. These well-marked routes mean that visitors can explore most of this Alberta park's nearly 3 million acres while catching glimpses of wild animals like moose, elk, deer and mountain goats. The trails here are categorized as easy, moderate or difficult, which allows adventurers to avoid hikes that are outside of their comfort zones. A couple of popular hiking areas include the narrow Maligne Canyon and around downtown Jasper. 

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    Best Multi-Day Canoeing Gear Packing Checklist | Top Essential Things to Bring

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    30/04/2022
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    Best Multi-Day Canoeing Gear Packing Checklist | Top Essential Things to Bring

    Best Multi Day Canoeing Gear Packing Checklist | Top Essential Things to Bring

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    Taking your first canoeing trip can be stressful. This first canoe trip packing checklist will help make sure you have everything you need for this new multi tour in your life. 

    Are you traveling on your first Canoeing Trip and putting a list together of everything you need? 

    There are so many products to consider that it can be difficult to remember everything. From canoe basics to canoe gear, to camping basics...it can become very overwhelming! 

    We have made a printable version of this huge first canoeing packing checklist so that you can use it and make sure you have everything you need.

    You DO NOT need to buy everything (we didn't...it's expensive!) but having a list that you can refer to makes life so much easier.

    Canoe Basics

    1. Canoe

    2. Paddle (1 Per Paddler)

    3. Extra Paddle

    4. Personal Flotation Device

    5. Extra PDF

    6. Canoe Seat

    7. Knee Pads

    8. Yokes (with Pads)

    9. Dry Bags (For Gear)

    10. Spray Covers

    11. Weather/VHR Radio

    12. Signaling Devices (Whistle)

    13. Float Bags

    14. Canoe Sponges

    15. Bailer or Bilge Pump

    16. Emergency Floating Throw Line (Throw Bag)

    17. Watch/Fitness Tracker

    18. VIVID Model 01 MAXGrip Clogs

    Core Gear

    1. Compass

    2. GPS

    3. Knife or Multi-Tool

    4. Headlamp or Flashlight

    5. Extra Batteries

    6. First-Aid Supplies

    7. Sunglasses

    8. Sunscreen

    9. Lip Balm

    10. Stainless Water Bottle

    11. Water Treatment Method

    12. Energy Food (Bars, Gels, Trail Mix)

    13. Beverages or Powered Drink

    14. Anti-Slip All Terrain Slippers 

    Camping Basics

    1. Tent

    2. Waterproof Tent Tarp

    3. Bivy Sack

    4. Sleeping Bag

    5. Sleeping Pad

    6. Meals & Camping Snacks

    7. Coolers With Ice

    8. Camping Stove & Fuel

    9. Camping Cookset & Utensils

    10. Camping Dishes, Bowls and Cups

    11. Insect Repellent 

    12. Toilet Paper

    13. Hand Sanitizer

    14. Packable Lantern

    15. Credit Card

    16. Small Amount of Cash

    17. Trip Itinerary

    Clothing

    1. Dry Suit or Top

    2. Paddling Gloves or Pogies

    3. Neoprene Footwear

    4. Helmet

    5. Sun-Shield Hat

    6. Hat or Cap Retainer

    7. Skullcap

    8. UV Bandana or Buff

    9. Wool or synthetic Cap

    10. Balaclava

    11. Rashguard

    12. Swimsuit

    13. Shorts

    14. Changes of Clothes

    15. Convertible Pants

    16. NITRON-BAMBOO Shirt

    17. Sun-Shielding Shirt

    18. Balandi Underwear Gear

    19. Balandi Moisture Wicking T-Shirt

    20. Spray Jacket

    21. Rainwear

    22. Synthetic Vest

    23. Synthetic Gloves

    24. Mittens

    Repair Kit Options

    1. Sealant (Such as Aquaseal)

    2. Bailing Wire (Copper, Small Roll)

    3. Nylon Cord (Or Bungee Cords)

    4. Putty 

    5. Replacement Nuts/Bolts

    Best Multi-Day Canoeing Gear Packing Checklist | Top Things to Bring

    Want a first canoe trail checklist PDF? You can shop the exact and FULL (More than 10 things to bring) packing list we made for our roadsters directly to your phone or computer! It is guaranteed to make your life SO much easier.  

     

    Click here to download the First Canoe Trail Packing Checklist PDF.

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