Conditions change as the trail climbs through different landscapes and elevations. Pack in layers, keep essential items dry and follow the current, route-specific list from your climb operator.
Personal gear to discuss with your operator
• A comfortable daypack and rain cover
• Broken-in hiking footwear and suitable hiking socks
• Base layers, warm mid-layers and an insulated outer layer
• Waterproof jacket and trousers
• Warm hat, gloves, sun hat and sunglasses
• Headlamp with spare batteries
• Reusable water bottles or hydration system
• Personal toiletries, documents and prescribed medicines
Confirm what is supplied
Group equipment and porter arrangements vary by operator and package. Ask what is provided, what you must bring, how your bag should be packed and the current weight limit before you buy or rent gear.
Speak with your operator about any specialist equipment and discuss health-related questions with a qualified clinician.
