Sheltowee Trace Gear List

From WildWiki

Cotton is allowed due to warmer temperatures, however, use in minimal amounts.

underwear( preferably synthetic--polyester, nylon, polypropylene, etc.) for a base layer, although if you prefer to not wear undies that’s fine as well.

Shorts ("...")-For a foundational or base layer, you'll probably leave these on most of the time we'll be hiking.

long underwear (“…”)-especially good for if it becomes very cold during the night or the occasional thunderstorm.

pants (“…”)-good not only for cooler weather, but also if it is necessary to walk off trail pants protect your legs better. Gators are also good for this, but they're optional.

long sleeved shirt (“…”)-secondary layer in case it cools off or gets cloudy

short sleeved shirt (“…”)-base layer to wear when it is warm

Fleece sweater-outer layer in case it gets very cold

Warm hat-to wear at night in case of low temperatures

Two pairs of wool composite socks

Good hiking boots

Camp shoes (close toed, old tennis shoes are best)

Bowl and spoon

Two cotton bandanas

Nylon rain jacket

Nylon rain paints

Head lamp

Water bottle

Personal medications and toiletries