What to bring on a Hike or other activity
Leaders:
Liability Release Agreements (Waiver forms) MUST be used on all but social events.
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Hike Letter and Number Rating Guide
Example: B3C = 5-9 Mile Hike, Moderate Pace (1.5-2.0 mph), and Average Terrain |
First Letter (Mileage) |
Middle Number (Leaders Pace) |
Last Letter (Terrain) |
AA = 13 miles and over |
1 = Very Fast (2.5 mph and Faster) |
A = Very Strenuous |
A = 9-13 miles |
2 = Fast (2.0 - 2.5 mph) |
B = Strenuous |
B = 5-9 miles |
3 = Moderate (1.5 - 2.0 mph) |
C = Average |
C = Under 5 miles |
4 = Leisurely (0.0 - 1.5 mph) |
D = Easy |
Day Hike Recommended Packing List
- Hiking Boots, Please do not wear tennis or running shoes
- Light Weight Inner Socks
- Wool Heavy Weight Outer Socks
- Water, Bring at Least Two Quarts of Water. You might want to Freeze
one Quart the night Before.
- Hat
- Insect Repellent
- Sun Screen
- Granola Bars, and or Trail Mix
- Rain Jacket
- Light Sweater
- Day Pack or Hip Pack
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Overnight Camping Trip Recommended Packing List
- Needs to be Compiled
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Two Day Backpacking Recommended Packing List
- Needs to be Compiled
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Kayaking Trip List
- PFD (Personal Floatation Device), Usually one will be provided with Kayak.
- Dry Change of Clothes and Shoes to change into after trip.
- Towel
- Foot Protection, a must for protection from stuff on river bed, lake bed,
or ocean floor. Sandals are NOT recommended.
- Hat
- Sunscreen (a must for being on the water)
- Straps and/or Floatation for Eyeglasses
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What NOT to Bring Kayaking
- Jewelry, watches, anything that does not float or that you mind loosing.
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