EQUIPMENT

This project will include several nights of fairly primitive camping so, in addition to basic outdoor clothing and equipment, every participant needs to have the minimum equipment necessary for that activity. Every participant should review the equipment lists provided on this page to make sure that all needs are met. Except for stoves, participants are encouraged to bring their own camping equipment. For those who don't have equipment or don't want to travel with their equipment, the UA Outdoor Center will offer some rentals at reasonable rates (below).

    CLOTHING
Hat(s) (brimmed for sun protection, wool/fleece for cool weather)
Shirts (T-shirts and some long sleeved for cooler weather and sun protection)
Jackets (windbreaker/rain jacket and fleece/wool jacket)
Pants (loose fitting and light colored, nylon/polyester fabrics are best, jeans not recommended for hiking)
Boots/shoes (sturdy footwear is highly recommended, lightweight boots are great)
Wading shoes (sandals [Chacos, Tevas, etc. NOT flip-flops], water shoes, or old sneakers)
Socks (lightweight inner socks with thicker, preferably wool or wool based outer socks)
Shorts (option for warmer weather)

BASIC TRIP EQUIPMENT
Knapsack or day pack
Water bottle

Garbage bag (large)
Lip balm and sun block
Bandana
Towel
Flashlight
Toilet paper
Cup, plate/bowl, utensils
Notebook and pen/pencil
Sleeping Bag and pad
Tent
Insect Repellent*
Nylon cord*
Watch*
Camera*
Binoculars*

*These items are considered optional. This list is not all inclusive and should be adapted to your specific needs and the requirements, weather, season of the trip.

Rentals Available:
To be organized and paid for after arrival.
The UA Outdoor Rec Center is offering rental equipment at faculty/student rates | RENTAL RATES |

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