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Suggested Summer Pack Trip Equipment List.
Outer Layers:
- Rain coat and pants, or a rain slicker
- Brimmed hat (keeps moisture from running down your neck)
- Polarfleece or wool jacket
- Waterproof hiking boots, well broken in
- Gloves
- Shorts and tee shirts
- Wading boots
Middle Layers:
- Wool sweater, shirt or polarfleece
Under Layers:
- Polypro LongJohn tops and bottom
- Wool Socks
- Lycra padded bike shorts (These are great under your pants for
riding in the saddle)
Other Necessary Suggested Items:
- Soft sided duffle bag for your gear
- Warm sleeping bag and pillow
- Towel and wash cloth
- Toiletries
- Camera and lots of film
- Knife
- Insect repellant
- Binoculars
- Leatherman or similar all purpose folding tool
- Flashlight, spare bulbs and batteries
- Compass
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Summer
Float Wilderness Trips
Wilderness Backcounrty Float Trips
- 5-day minimum, customizable for longer stays
of any length
- End of June through September 15
- Adult's: $450 per day
- Children: $450 per day
Lodge-Based Vacations
Lodge-based Vacation Package Trips
- Fully guided, includes your choice of guided
activity each day
- End of June through September 15
- Adults: $450 per day, includes three meals at
the Lodge daily
- Children:$450 per day
- Children 5 & under: $200 per day
- $100 per person, per night, if no guide services
are required
Package Special
Family of four Lodge-based Package
- 2-days, one night
- End of June through September 15
- Includes fully guided activities, your choice of horseback riding,
float trips, or guided fishing each day
- Includes three meals a day at the Main Lodge
- $1550 for the entire family (customizable for any length of stay)
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The thing to keep in mind when planning
for your trip is to stay warm and dry. To achieve this, dress in layers.
Try to avoid cotton fabrics as they will rob you of your body heat
when wet, and are difficult to dry. This mountain environment is subject
to severe temperature swings and storms are very unpredictable. Err
on the warm and dry side. BE PREPARED!
If you are staying at the lodge it is not necessary to bring a sleeping
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