Winter Multi-Day Equipment List

Be prepared to be out moving around in cold temperatures. Wear clothing made out of synthetic materials or natural products made such as wool or down. Cotton products are not acceptable. Clothing should be able to layer without encumbering your movement. If choosing down it must be kept dry.

UPPER LAYERS

• Top Long Sleeve Synthetic or Wool: medium to expedition weight long underwear
• Soft Shell or Fleece Jacket
• Shell Jacket with hood
• Puffy Jacket with hood
• Parka

BOTTOM LAYERS

• Bottom Synthetic or Wool Long Underwear Bottoms 
• Shell Pant: full side zips and built-in gaiters
• Socks:  Synthetic or wool. Sized for your boots and blister protection. Liners recommended.

HEAD AND HANDS

• Gloves 3 pair: 1 light, 1 medium, 1 heavy pair
• Hat: medium weight ski hat
• Hat: baseball or visor for sun
• Buff/neck gaiter

CAMP KIT

• Sleeping Bag with compression sack
• Ear Plugs
• Bowl / Spoon / Mug

***For Yurt Trips only***

• Pillow
• Twin Sheet
• Camp Shoes / Slippers

ACCESSORIES

• Back Pack: 30-40 Liter ski pack,
• Water & Food: Thermos or insulated water bottles are best. Lot’s of snacks.
• Sunglasses/ Sunglass Case
• Ski Goggles
• Extra Prescription Glasses/Contact Lens
• Sunscreen/Lip balm
• Headlamp-Extra batteries

SKI/SNOWBOARD EQUIPMENT FOR THE BACKCOUNTRY (PACKAGES AVAILABLE FOR RENT)

• Boots: Alpine Touring, Telemark, or Snowboarding Boots
• Skis or Splitboard with compatible binding for boots
• Climbing Skins (fit to skis)
• Ski Poles
• Helmet (optional)
• Ski Crampons (for spring and technical trips; ask your guide if you’ll need them for your trip).

SNOW SAFETY EQUIPMENT (REQUIRED AND AVAILABLE FOR RENT AT JHMG)

• Transceiver
• Shovel
• Probe