"There is
no such thing as bad weather just inappropriate clothing"
The walk is pleasantly challenging and highly rewarding, without
being out of the reach of people with an average fitness level.
A question that is often asked of us by guests, is what they should
wear or pack to come into a wilderness area.
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We suggest you bring the following items:
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Sturdy footwear - tramping boots (worn in)
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Two or more pairs woollen
socks
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Highly protective rain wear (hooded anorak)
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Polar fleece - jersey
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Spare jersey
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Polypropylene long johns (1 or 2
pairs)
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Polypropylene long sleeved tops (1 or 2)
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Shorts (1 or 2
pairs)
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Shirts
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Peaked cap
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Woollen hat or beanie - not a necessity
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Nightwear
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Light shoes for the evenings at the lodge
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Trousers or track pants for the evenings at the lodge
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Drinking water bottle
Should you get wet during the day, we have drying rooms at both our
lodges so if you keep your gear lightweight and fast drying, it
should dry overnight.
Equipment and Extras
You do not need any specialist equipment,
however, you may like to include the following:
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Insect repellent and sun block
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Torch - not a
necessity
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Swiss Army Knife - for the boys in the group...
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"Second
skin" if you are prone to blisters
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Your camera (extra film is a good
idea)
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The book you've been trying to read
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Notepaper, pen, wallet,
travel documents
We Supply
All meals, towels, linen, duvets, soap,
shampoo, and hair-dryers.
We Can Supply if Required (at no extra cost)
Packs, hooded
waterproof ponchos, rain jackets, gaiters.
