Clothing:

• T-Shirts
• Wicking shirts (Class B works too)
• Sweatshirt
• Shorts
• Pants
• Hiking boots and a pair of comfortable sneakers
• Hat
• Poncho/other raingear
• Underwear
• Socks

Equipment:

• Sleeping bag/warm blanket
• Sleeping pad
• Ground cloth/tarp (if not provided)
• WATER BOTTLE (A Camelback® works well)
• Compass
• First-aid kit
• Day Pack
• Insect Repellant
• Sunscreen
• Mess Kit
• Flashlight

Hygiene:

• Toothbrush/toothpaste
• Soap
• Facecloth
• Anti-perspirant

Optional Gear:

• Camera
• Sunglasses
• Notebook
• Playing cards
• Foldable Chair

Clothes:

• Wool cap or synthetic ski cap that covers the ears
• Warm long underwear, tops and bottoms (thermal/duo fold suggested)
• Warm long sleeve shirt
• Warm sweater or jacket
• Windproof jacket (ski jacket, parka)
• Raincoat or poncho (be sure it fits over the jacket)
• Warm pants (synthetic material that sheds water is the best)
• Snow pants or ski pants to wear over regular pants
• Wool or synthetic material socks (wear two or three pair at once)
• Boots, loose fitting and waterproof
• Mittens (preferably water-resistant/proof)

Equipment:

• Sleeping bag/warm blanket
• Sleeping pad
• Ground cloth/tarp (if not provided)
• WATER BOTTLE (A Camelback® works well)
• Compass
• First-aid kit
• Day Pack
• Mess Kit

Personal Gear:

• Flashlight
• Pocketknife
• plastic bag to hold wet boots in tent or sleeping bag at night
• clean up kit: toilet paper, soap, tooth brush/paste, wash cloth
• throw-away hand warmers

Clothing:

• Jacket
• Poncho or Rain Coat
• Wool base layers
• Warm socks for sleeping
• Leggings/Hiking Pants

Equipment:

• Camping Backpack
• Tent (Guidelines, Stakes, Mallet, Ground Tarp)
• Mess Kit
• First Aid Kit
• Pocketknife
• WATER BOTTLE (A Camelback® works well)
• Troop Equipment (Stove, Chuck Boxes)
• Flashlight

Toiletries:

• Toothbrush/Toothpaste
• Sunscreen
• Insect Repellent

Backpacking trips typically require a scout to carry large amounts of gear in their backpack. Please make sure you have a backpack that can store most of the above items.

Forms:

• BSA Medical Form (found here)
• BSA Medical Information Form

Clothing:

Complete uniform with hat
• Sturdy hiking shoes
• Water activity shoes
• Extra underwear and socks
• Handkerchiefs
• Shorts/blue jeans
• Scout T-shirts (s)
• Swimsuits (2)
• Raincoat/poncho
• Pajamas
• Sweater/jacket

• Long sleeve shirt with buttons, long pants,
and belt for Swimming and Lifesaving
merit badges (if on your schedule)

Bedding:

• Sleeping bag/three blankets
• Pillow (if desired)

Personal Gear:

• Plate, cup, bowl, knife, fork and spoon
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Towels
• Shampoo
• Washcloths
• Comb, brush, mirror
• Soap in container
• Canteen
• Flashlight
• Pencil, pen, pad/notebook
• Spending money
• Insect repellent (non-aerosol)
• Scout Handbook