Gannet Peak Equipment List
Footwear
Trail running shoes:Â For the beginning and end of the trip trail runners or a lightweight hiking shoe for more ankle supportÂ
Guide pick: Scarpa Rush trail runner
Looking for more support: Scarpa Rush Mid GTX
Mountain Boots: All Gannett Peak Climbs, require a crampon-compatible mountain boot
Guide Pick: Scarpa Zodiac Tech Â
Boots are also available for rent at the JHMG office. Â
Socks: 2-4 pairs: Lightweight wool or synthetic socksÂ
Upper Layers
Synthetic/Wool Long Underwear Top: Men’s Lightwire LS Tech Tee, Women’s Lightwire LS Tech Tee
Synthetic/ Wool Sun Hoody:  Men’s Alpenglow Hoody, Women’s Alpenglow Hoody
Synthetic T-shirt: Men’s Distance SS Tech Tee, Women’s Distance SS Tech Tee
 1- 2 Insulating Jacket: Lightweight fleece or synthetic -  Men’s Coefficient LT Hybrid Hoody, Women’s Coefficient Hoody, Men’s Solution 2.0 Hoody, Women’s Solution 2.0 Hoody
Soft Shell or Wind shirt:Â
Rain Jacket: Waterproof with hood - Men’s , Women’s
Bottom Layers
Synthetic/Wool Long Underwear Bottom: Men’s Coefficient LT Pants, Women’s Coefficient LT Pants
Hiking Short or Pants: for approach Men’s Pursuit Shorts, Women’s Pursuit Shorts
Synthetic Climbing Pant:  Men’s Alpine Pants, Women’s Alpine Pants
Rain Pant: Men’s Fineline Stretch Pants, Women’s Fineline Stretch Pants
Accessories
Hat: lightweight to medium-weight warm hat and a Sun hat both should be sleek enough to be worn under a helmet
Sun Hat - 5-Panel Synthetic Cap, Desert Mullet
Warm Hat: BD Reversible BeanieÂ
Buff
Gloves: BRING TWO PAIRS – one lightweight to medium weight pair – synthetic or fleece material. - Crag Gloves, Midweight Softshell GlovesÂ
On The Trail
Alpine Climbing Pack:Â Internal frame only. 50Â to 60 L for a 2 or 6-day trip. Large enough to fit all your personal gear plus ten pounds of food and water. Speed 40 or Mission 55
Sleeping Bag
The Mountain Guides rents synthetic 30-degree Mountain Hardwear bags Â
Sleeping Pad:Â Closed-cell foam or Thermarest
Water Bottles:Â (2-3 L/Qt.) or H2O hydration system
Water Treatment:Â Steripen or filter in bottle or drops
Stuff Sacks:Â zip lock bags for organization (optional)Â Â
Dark Sunglasses
Extra Contact Lenses
Sunscreen:Â 35+SPF
Lip Balm:Â with SPF
Headlamp:Â with fresh batteries - Â Spot 400 Headlamp
First Aid (minimal): blister care, ibuprofen
Guides will carry a large first-aid kit
Lunch, snacks & drink mix
Lunch on the first day can be more robust such as a deli sandwich (keep the trash to a minimum since you will be carrying it)Â
Trail lunch consists of snacks throughout the day. Aim for a variety of items including sweet, salty, fat, and proteins.Â
Examples: beef jerky, cheese and crackers, dried fruit, bars, candy, PB&J, etc.Â
Find a balance between high-calorie foods and space/weight in your packÂ
Drink mixes with electrolytes
Make sure to save some of your favorite snacks for summit day
Recommended & Optional Items
Trekking Poles:Â highly recommended to help with uneven terrain - Pursuit Carbon Z Trekking Poles, Trail Cork Trekking Poles
CameraÂ
Insoles: custom or aftermarket
Insect RepellentÂ
HeadnetÂ
Camp Shoe:Â lightweight
BuffÂ
Cold Weather Considerations
Early and late-season temperatures require warmer clothing. You may consider additional clothing if you get cold easily or if it is unusually cold or windy.
Buff or neck gaiter: BD Neck Gaiter
Extra down vest or jacket: Men’s Access Down Hoody, Women’s Access Down Hoody
Expedition weight long underwear
Extra gloves - Â Alpine Softshell Gloves
**The Mountain Guides supplies all rock climbing gear, harnesses, helmets, locking carabiners & belay/rappel devices, crampons, and ice axes. However, you are welcome to bring your own equipment. Please coordinate with our office for gear checks. Backpacks, rock shoes, and boots can all be rented & purchased in our Jackson office.
For your safety and comfort, bring synthetic and or natural fiber clothing for insulation. Cotton
is NOT recommended and down must be kept dry. Clothing should be able to layer without encumbering movement.