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Headlamp
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Backpackers pillow
Tent
Coffee cup
Instant coffee
Extra underwear and socks
Sunscreen
Toothbrush/toothpaste
Camp suds
Washcloth/microfiber/towel
Parachute chord/bungies for tying things
You may want to add a mini tool kit and some chain lube.
These are just a few examples that I make sure and take everytime. Depending on where you're going you may want to add other things. This time of year I take my water shoes and bathing suit.
I also take my backpacker stove and some food items that can be prepped just by adding water. I usually don't need them as many times when I'm on the road I only eat one meal a day. So its' a personal decision. I carry alot and don't care for the weight; but since I generally use everything I bring; I think it's fine.
PS. Also, if camping in grizzly bear territory bring some bear spray. I guess a guy was just eaten up in Yellowstone recently.
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Backpackers pillow
Tent
Coffee cup
Instant coffee
Extra underwear and socks
Sunscreen
Toothbrush/toothpaste
Camp suds
Washcloth/microfiber/towel
Parachute chord/bungies for tying things
You may want to add a mini tool kit and some chain lube.
These are just a few examples that I make sure and take everytime. Depending on where you're going you may want to add other things. This time of year I take my water shoes and bathing suit.
I also take my backpacker stove and some food items that can be prepped just by adding water. I usually don't need them as many times when I'm on the road I only eat one meal a day. So its' a personal decision. I carry alot and don't care for the weight; but since I generally use everything I bring; I think it's fine.
PS. Also, if camping in grizzly bear territory bring some bear spray. I guess a guy was just eaten up in Yellowstone recently.