WHAT TO BRING
It is so essential to be properly geared up for the hike. Some trails we take will be a bit rugged with rocks and sticks and all other types of forest debree. Many of time we will also experience crossing small water ways. Thus we want to ensure you have everything you need in order to stay safe and enjoy the journey. Below you will find a list of items to bring with you along the trail.
Spring Hikes
Warm Loose Pants
(preferably with pockets)
Warm Cotton Long Sleeve Shirt
Weatherproof Jacket
Poncho/Rain Coat (if light rain on the forecast)
Wool Socks
Hiking Boots or Study Shoes that are WaterProof
Small Backpack or Sack to Carry Belongings
Water Bottle (Eco-Friendly)
Lunch*
Summer Hikes
Light Loose Pants or Shorts
(preferably with pockets)
Short Sleeve Shirt
Poncho/Rain Coat (if light rain on the forecast)
LiteWool Socks
Hiking Boots or Study Shoes that are WaterProof
Small Backpack or Sack to Carry Belongings
Water Bottle (Eco-Friendly)
Lunch*
Overnight Hikes
Warm Loose Pants
(preferably with pockets)
Warm Cotton Long Sleeve Shirt
Weatherproof Jacket
Sleeping Bag & Pillow
Tent
Yoga Mat
Flashlight
Poncho/Rain Coat (if light rain on the forecast)
Wool Socks
Hiking Boots or Study Shoes that WaterProof
Backpack to Carry Belongings
Water Bottle (Eco-Friendly)
Non-Perishable Food
Bugspray (non-Aerosole)
Autumn Hikes
Long Breathable Pants
(preferably with pockets)
Long Sleeve Shirt
Poncho/Rain Coat (if light rain on the forecast)
Overcoat with a little weight (if windy!)
LiteWool Socks
Hiking Boots or Study Shoes that are WaterProof
Small Backpack or Sack to Carry Belongings
Water Bottle (Eco-Friendly)
Yoga Mat
Lunch*