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Not sure what to bring? Here is a list to make
your packing experience easier. Consider the weight
and size of items. Everything should fit into one pack.
For sea kayaking trips, items should be placed into
a number of smaller bags approximately 10" by 10" by 18",
so they can be stuffed into the cargo hatches.
Essentials
- Quick-drying shorts, bathing suit
- T-shirt (two for longer trips)
- Lightweight long sleeved shirt
- Quick-drying long pants
- Wool/fleece sweater or jacket
- Socks (wool or synthetic-2 pairs)
- Sturdy footwear
- Running shoes/sports sandals
- Lightweight long sleeved shirt
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- Toilet articles
- Towel (quick drying)
- Rain gear (jacket and pants)
- Hat for sun
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen, lipbalm
- Toothbrush/paste
- Prescription glasses, medication
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Optional
- Camera/film
- Notebook/journal
- Binoculars
- Day pack
- Fishing rod/tackle (permit required)
- Flashlight/headlamp
- Pocket knife
- Cards, book
- Water shoes
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- Gloves for paddling
- Insect repellant
- Bug hat/jacket (May, June, July)
- Water bottle (1 litre)
- Plate/bowl, utensils, cup
- Sleeping bag/pad (rental available)
- Extra zip-locks, garbage bags
- Cord for hanging/drying clothes
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Spring/Fall Extras
- Wool/fleece hat
- Synthetic long underwear
- Wool/fleece gloves or mitts
- Extra insulating layers(fleece/wool)
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Considerations
- Blackflies are less attracted to light colours
- Place items in zip-lock bags or
garbage bags to protect from rain
- Make sure footwear is broken in
in advance to prevent blisters
- try packing everything at home to
prevent last minute worries
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