Waterproof Jacket, breathable with hood
Weather rated Insulated Jacket, synthetic or down
Soft Jacket, fleece or soft-shell
Long sleeve shirts: lightweight, moisture-wicking fabric (2)
Short sleeve shirts: light, moisture-wicking fabric (2)
Waterproof Pants, breathable
Hiking Pants (convertible to shorts recommended) (2)
Fleece Pants
Shorts (optional)
Long Underwear (moisture-wicking fabric recommended) (2)
Underwear, briefs (moisture-wicking fabric recommended)
Sport Braz (women)
Footwear
Hiking Boots, warm, waterproof, broken-in, with spare laces
Gym Shoes to wear at camp (optional)
Socks, thick, wool or synthetic (3-5)
Sock Liners, tight, thin, synthetic, worn under socks to prevent blisters (3-5)
Gaiters, waterproof – highly recommended preventing loose gravel and sand
Equipment
Sleeping Bag, warm, four-season rated
Sleeping Bag Liner, for added warmth (optional)
Trekking Poles (highly recommended)
Headlamp, with extra batteries
Duffel bag, for porters to carry your equipment
Daypack, for you to carry your personal gear
Paperwork
Trip Receipt
Passport
Visa (available upon arrival)
Yellow fever vaccination card
Insurance Documents
Headwear
Brimmed Hat, for sun protection
Knit Hat, for warmth
Balaclava, for face coverage (highly recommended)
Bandana (optional)
Handwear
Gloves, warm (waterproof recommended)
Glove Liners, thin, synthetic, worn under gloves for added warmth
Accessories
Sunglasses or Goggles
Backpack Cover, waterproof
Poncho, during the rainy season (optional)
Water Bottle (Nalgene recommended, must have 2-3 Liters combined)
Water Bladder, Camelback type – note disposable plastic bottles are not allowed on the mountain per National Park regulations
Towel, lightweight, quick-dry (optional)
Pee Bottle, to avoid leaving tent at night (highly recommended)
Other
Toiletries
Medications
Sunscreen
Lip Balm
Insect Repellent, containing DEET
First Aid Kit
Hand Sanitizer
Toilet Paper
Wet Wipes
Snacks, lightweight, high calorie, high energy
Camera, with extra batteries