The high-elevation mountains and valleys of Wyoming and Idaho bring a full range of weather on any given day of the year. It’s not uncommon to see a 40-degree temperature change even in July and August.

For your comfort and safety, please follow our gear list closely to be prepared for freezing, windy weather. Layered, non-cotton clothing and appropriate outerwear is the key to staying comfortable in the mountains. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to consult with us. And be sure to bring your camera!

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Day Tours

Summer

We provide: Naturalist guide, transportation, bottled water, snacks or lunch, binoculars, guidebooks, butterfly nets, complimentary children’s activity book for all youngsters, backpacks, waist packs, rain ponchos and water filters.

You bring: An extra warm upper layer in case temperatures get cool while you are in the mountains. Be sure to wear sturdy hiking shoes or at least a tennis shoe with a good tread. We provide rain ponchos but if you are planning a full-day trip, personal rain gear is nice to bring.

Spring/Fall

We will snowshoe or hike based on snow level. Be sure to dress in layered clothing and expect varied temperatures and weather. Sturdy hiking shoes or waterproof boots are recommended.

Winter

We provide: Naturalist or biologist guide, transportation, snowshoes, gaiters, walking poles, bottled water and warm beverages, snacks or lunch.

You bring: Hat, gloves and neck gaiter. Be sure to dress in layered clothing with a waterproof outer layer. Wear warm, waterproof boots if snowshoeing. Moon boots are not recommended for snowshoeing. Boots can be rented locally. Please inquire.

Personal Gear Suggestions

You may choose to bring the following on day trips to put in our backpacks and wastepacks:

• sunscreen
• insect repellent
• handkerchief / bandana
• lip balm with sunscreen
• camera

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Overnight Trips

Backpacking Equipment List

• hiking boots
• sneakers or comfortable shoes for camp
• 2 to 4 pairs socks: polypro, wool, etc. no cotton: one pair per day
• pants of wool, polypro long johns, synchilla, etc.
• loose cotton trousers (optional)
• shorts
• lighter tee or long sleeved shirt
• sun hat or visor
• 3 warm layers upper body: sweaters, shirts, vests and jackets. Please no cotton, only synthetics, wool or down.
• balaclava (warmer) or stocking cap
• wool or polypro gloves – no cotton or leather
• waterproof rain parka with hood, no ponchos
• rain pants or wind pants
• lightweight wind shirt, optional but handy
• sunglasses with safety cord
• head lamp (best choice) or flashlight with extra bulb and batteries
• camp chair, Crazy Creek preferred, optional but handy

Personal Gear Suggestions

• water bottle or camelback for personal hydration
• sunscreen
• insect repellent and bug netting
• handkerchief / bandana
• pocket knife
• lip balm with sunscreen
• camera
• pack cover for rain, optional, or stuff gear in plastic bags and Ziploc’s
• gaiters, optional, but nice for creek crossings, snow and mud
• personal grooming: toothbrush, hair brush, etc.
• small first aid with Moleskin or Spenco 2nd Skin for blisters, some tape, band-aids, aspirin