Gear Lists

Back Country Touring

Mike Kennedy

Day pack for back country touring

Ski Mountaineering and Glacier Travel Kit

Arctos Guides

Summer Fishing List

Sun Valley Outfitters

Spring Steelhead in Stanley, Idaho

Guy Robins

<div>Stanley is often one of the coldest places in the nation. so the most important aspect of this trip is to stay warm. I would encourage you to think of overdressing when it comes to layering. If you are not sure if you should bring certain extra warm clothing, bring it.<br><br>Rentals are also available for most gear: https://silver-creek.com/rental-equipment/</div>

Backcountry Ski/Snowboard Gear

Sun Valley Guides

<div>Below is a list of the equipment necessary to safely and efficiently enjoy a day of backcountry education and powder skiing. If you are in need of any of the equipment listed, please call our local rental &amp; retailer stores listed at the bottom of the page. Mention you are taking a course with Sun Valley Guides to receive a discount on rentals.<br><br><strong>RENTALS (SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT, BACKPACKS,&nbsp; ETC.):<br></strong><br></div><div><a href="https://sturtevants-sv.com/sturtevants-bike-shop/">Sturtevants Rental &amp; Cycle Haus </a>(mention you are going out with Sun Valley Guides to receive a discount)<br>340 N Main St, Ketchum, ID 83340 <br>(208) 726-4501<br><br></div><div><a href="https://www.backwoodsmountainsports.com/">Backwoods Mountain Sports</a><br>711 N Main St, Ketchum, ID 83340<br>(208) 726-8818<br><br></div><div><a href="https://elephantsperch.com/summer-rental-rates-brands/">Elephant’s Perch</a><br>280 N East Ave, Ketchum, ID 83340<br>(208) 726-3497<br><br></div><div><a href="https://boardbin.com/">The Board Bin</a> (Only place you can rent splitboards in town)<br>180 4th Street E, Ketchum, ID 83340<br>(208) 726-8818</div>

Hiking Gear

Sun Valley Guides

<div>Guides will be carrying a first aid kit, navigation equipment, inReach satellite device, repair kit, water purification, and survival supplies.</div>

Mountain Biking Gear

Sun Valley Guides

<div><strong><br>What is provided</strong>:</div><ul><li>Trained and experienced guide</li><li>Guides will be carrying a first aid kit, navigation equipment, inReach satellite device, repair kit, water purification, and survival supplies&nbsp;</li></ul><div>&nbsp;</div><div><strong>Bike Rentals:</strong></div><div><a href="https://sturtevants-sv.com/sturtevants-bike-shop/">Sturtevants Rental &amp; Cycle Haus</a> (mention you are going out with Sun Valley Guides to receive a discount)<br>340 N Main St, Ketchum, ID 83340<br><br></div><div><a href="https://www.backwoodsmountainsports.com/">Backwoods Mountain Sports</a><br>711 N Main St, Ketchum, ID 83340<br><br></div><div><a href="https://elephantsperch.com/summer-rental-rates-brands/">Elephant’s Perch</a><br>280 N East Ave, Ketchum, ID 83340<br><br></div><div><a href="https://pksbike.com/">PK’s Bike Shop</a>&nbsp;<br>320 N Leadville Ave, Ketchum, ID 83340<br><br></div><div><a href="https://www.sunvalley.com/shopping/pete-lanes-mountain-sports/">Pete Lane’s Mountain Sports</a><br>1 Sun Valley Rd, Sun Valley, ID 83353</div>

Climbing Gear

Sun Valley Guides

<div><strong>What is provided</strong>:</div><div>Guides will be carrying a first aid kit, navigation equipment, inReach satellite device, repair kit, and survival supplies&nbsp;</div><ul><li>- Harness</li><li>- Helmet</li><li>- Climbing shoes</li><li>- Belay device</li><li>- Ropes, carabiners, anchors, etc.</li></ul><div>*if you bring your own climbing equipment, it must be in good working condition and purchased new within the last 7 years</div>

Competition Kit

Cameron Wurf

5 Minute List - Alpine, Split and Ski

Professional Support

<div>A sample to show the ease of building a list.</div>

Winter Trip Essentials

Sun Valley Guides

<div>Gear up for adventure with SVG's Winter Trip Essentials! Our exclusive list features Norrøna outerwear and Atomic skis and gear—the very same top-tier brands we trust and recommend day in and day out.</div>

Kent's gear list

Kent Vertrees

<div>Some goodies I'd recommend for joining us at Steamboat Powdercats</div>

Denali Expedition

Mountain Trip

<div>The following is a list of specific <strong>required</strong> gear for climbing Denali with Mountain Trip. Unless an item is listed as *optional, it is required to participate. Your guides will do a thorough gear check in Alaska prior to departure; any gear or clothing that is not determined to be adequate will need to be replaced at the discretion of the guides. Climbing gear needs to be in good condition. If your helmet is cracked it’s time to buy a new one. Only bring good gear that is in very good condition, as it will all get tested, perhaps to the extreme!<br><br></div><div>Many of the items on the list need to fit you well in order for you to fully enjoy your experience on the mountain. Please plan ahead with equipment purchased for your trip so you can be certain your gear fits you well. 7,800′ on Denali is not the place to discover your pack is too small for your torso or that your boots give you blisters. Recommended items reflect the opinions of our guides. We have used and have faith in all of our recommendations, but they may not necessarily fit or work for you.<br><br></div><div>Please follow this list closely and don’t hesitate to call or email us for clarifications, or to solicit an opinion about anything you are considering. There is a great selection of gear available in Anchorage, but please plan ahead and order any items that are size specific. We want you to be as prepared as possible for your expedition.<br><br></div>

LEVEL 1 Polar Training

Eric Larsen

Bonefish Fly Gear

Fishbone Tours

Mountaineering Gear

Hannah Matranga

Chamonix Ski Mountaineering

Jeff Dobronyi

<div>Joining me to ski in Chamonix? Here's a list of everything you'll need to ski in this world-famous destination.&nbsp;</div>

Backcountry Skiing Teton Pass

Kailey McKenna

<div>This gear list is for single day backcountry skiing tours in a climate such as Jackson Hole.&nbsp; This list can be adapted for longer or short tours, ensuring you have a&nbsp; well built kit to keep you warm and dry while chasing powder in the mountains.&nbsp;</div>

Mount Baker Ski Descent Gear List

Zack McGill

<div>All programs begin with a gear check and orientation, during which we go over trip logistics in detail. Please bring all of the items on the gear list and be prepared to unpack your kit with your group and guide. This is a comprehensive gear list that includes items needed for trips in all weather and conditions. Some items may end up being left behind if they are not needed. If you have extra items that you’re unsure about, bring them and run them by your guide. We’ll help you refine your kit to strike a balance of being prepared and keeping your pack light. We rent ice axes, crampons, and harnesses. Please let us know if you need rentals so we can be sure to get your needs met! We provide tents, wag bags, ropes, fuel, breakfast and dinner. Please bring your own lunch and snack food.</div>

Fly Fishing in Ketchum, Idaho

Amanda Bauman

<div>This is list provides a comprehensive overview of what you will need to have a successful day fly fishing almost all of our waters in Ketchum, Idaho.<br><br>We also have rentals available: https://silver-creek.com/rental-equipment/</div>

Backcountry Touring Gear

Holly Mackin

Winter Tailwater Must-Haves

New England Fly Company

<div>It's January, 10 degrees, but you can't stand another day trapped inside.<br><br>Hit the tail waters but do it without losing your toes, with these must-have winter wading items.</div>

Everyday Gear

New England Fly Company

<div>Whether bushwhacking backcountry streams or tackling the wide open Kennebec or Andro, these go-tos shine.</div>

Fly Tying Starter Kit

Rowan Confrey

<div>This kit covers all the materials needed for my top 6 Maine flies: disco midge, zebra midge, walt's worm, peacock lady, bunny leech, and smelt.<br><br>Materials include variant options, such as beaded or unbeaded, the default Walt's or a Sexy Walt's, etc. </div>

Bhutan Mahseer Flyfishing Gear List

Bryant Dunn

<div>Flyfishing in the Himalayas is an unforgettable experience! It is crucial to be well-prepared with the proper gear for targeting large, wild fish in a rugged wilderness setting. Himalayan Flyfishing Adventures is uniquely experienced to make your Himalayan angling expedition dreams a reality!</div>

Rock Climbing Gear List

Wasatch Mountain Guides

Beginner Wing Gear

Pro Waterman

Sailing Gear List

Hollis von Summer

<div><br>There are no bad days, only bad equipment.</div>

Alpine Rock Climbing: High Mountain Traverses

Wasatch Mountain Guides

<div>These adventures are challenging enough to intrigue anyone interested in exciting ridge scrambling with a touch of alpine climbing in the Wasatch, but not as committing as to exclude those who are new to the sport.<br><br></div><div>Our high mountain traverses are an excellent adventure option for those looking to push themselves physically and aerobically in an incredible and breathtaking high altitude setting.&nbsp;</div>

Backcountry Gear

Arctos Guides

Winter Touring

Wasatch Mountain Guides

<div>We recommend tech/pin bindings and skis with a 99mm+ waist width for winter conditions, climbing skins sized and cut for your skis or board, ski Poles (collapsible for split boarders) and rubber voile style ski straps.</div>

Sun Valley Idaho Summer Fly Fishing

Max Tardy

<div>If I had one set up for our local waters, this would be it.</div>

Backcountry Ski Gear

Mountain Trip

<div>The following is a list of guide-recommended gear for Backcountry Skiing with Mountain Trip. In general, you’ll want a selection of warm layers that work together. Clothing designed for a day of resort skiing is fine; however, dedicated touring clothing is better—specifically touring skis or a splitboard, and boots, which differ from a resort setup. Whatever gear you choose, please make sure it fits well so you fully enjoy your experience in the mountains.<br><br></div><div>All avalanche rescue equipment (beacon, shovel and probe) is included with the cost of the trip. Mountain Trip has a fleet of top-of-the-line Black Diamond touring skis, skins and poles, as well as La Sportiva touring boots and Black Diamond airbag skiing packs available for rent.<br><br></div><div>In addition to what we provide and have available to rent, there is also a good selection of gear available in Telluride and Ouray. If you have any specific questions about what you might need, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Mountain Trip office.<br><br></div>

British Columbia Lodge Trips

Jeff Dobronyi

<div>Joining us on a lodge trip to British Columbia? Lucky! I think these are the best ski trips on earth, and you'll soon find out why. A week in the wilderness with good friends, surrounded by the beauty of British Columbia and all the powder you can ski, all to yourselves? Count me in.&nbsp;<br><br>Since we'll travel to the lodge by helicopter, we need to pack light. Most huts allow no more than 40 lbs (18 kg) of gear per person, not including skis (or alcohol... BYO). Here's my preferred gear list for British Columbia lodge trips.</div>

Mount Shasta Mountaineering Gear List

Alpenglow Expeditions

<div>Here’s everything you’ll need to climb and summit Mount Shasta. Ice axes, helmets, harnesses, crampons, technical kits, and avalanche kits (beacon, probe, shovel) can be rented from the office free of charge. Your guide will determine whether or not you need to carry the avalanche kit on your climb. You can rent most of the other items on this list from the Fifth Season in the town of Shasta.</div>

Ski Mountaineering in Grand Teton National Park, WY

Kailey McKenna

<div>This Gear list is for ski mountaineering, think spring days with lots of vertical gain and exciting descents!&nbsp; A ski mountaineering gear list can be paired with a backcountry touring list with the goal in mind of carrying lighter weight items and additional technical gear .&nbsp; This list focuses on technical gear for non glaciated ski mountaineering.&nbsp;</div>

Skiing Gear List

Hollis von Summer

Japan Ski Adventure

California Ski Guides

<div>We will be skiing or riding in the outside environment for several hours to all day, please bring all the items listed and be able to carry them in a day pack. The weather in the mountains of Japan can be either warm or windy and cold. Be prepared to encounter all types of conditions.<br><br>These products are examples of each type of item you'll need. If you'd like more personalized recommendations, please let us know via email info@swsmountainguides.com or give us a call at 1-888-797-6867.</div>

Grand Teton Equipment List

Jackson Hole Mountain Guides

Middle Fork Salmon River Summer Raft List

Mackay Wilderness River Trips

Moab Canyoneering List

Red River Adventures

<div>Red River Adventures will provide all of the technical equipment required to guide our listed canyoneering routes. Due to insurance and liability regulations, guests are required to use the technical equipment provided by Red River Adventures.&nbsp;<br><br><br>What we provide</div><ul><li>- AMGA-certified Single Pitch Instructors</li><li>- All technical equipment including: Helmet, Harness, Gloves, Free parking</li></ul>

Chicago Basin Backcountry Skiing List

San Juan Mountain Guides

Mountain Biking Daypack List

Steamboat Powdercats

Wade Trip Daypack List

Vail Valley Anglers

<blockquote>All technical gear is provided including waders, boots, flies and fly rods. But every guest&nbsp; should always bring a camera (for trophy trout), hat, sunglasses, and rain gear. During cold weather please dress appropriately with layered clothing.</blockquote>

Mt. Shasta Ski Descent List

Valhalla Mountain Guides

<div>We can provide most everything on the gear list. We encourage our guests to have their own equipment, however please reach out to make sure we have what you need.</div>

Chianti Classico Bike Build

inGamba

Rock Rescue Course Gear

Valhalla Mountain Guides

Red Rocks Climbing Gear

Red Rock Mountain Guides

<div>The Mountain Guides can provide any personal climbing gear (helmet, harness, climbing shoes, belay devices, PAS, etc.) at no additional cost, though if you have your own, you are encouraged to bring it (especially climbing shoes). We will supply all ropes &amp; protection (cams, quickdraws, slings, etc.).<br><br></div><div>Please contact our office for any gear questions.<br><br></div>

Moab Canyoneering Gear

Utah Mountain Guides

<div>While hiking into the area canyons, you will run into an amazing desert environment that is hot, sticky, and scratchy one minute then at the next corner you are wet or involved in a high angle adventure. The following list is a recommendation of what to wear to be comfortable to enjoy your trip.<br><br></div><div>JHMG provides all technical equipment: harness, helmets, rappelling devices, carabiner, and waterproof bags. If your trip/class includes a canyon with a big swim, you will need to provide your own PFD and wet suit. Please apply sunscreen prior to your canyoneering departure, as it helps keep the water in the canyons clean – re-apply freely after swimming.<br><br></div><div>Have gear questions? We’re here to help! Contact us at the Moab Office at 435.260.0990 or moab@jhmg.com.<br><br></div>

Colorado Ice Climb Gear

Colorado Mountain Guides

<div>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.</div>

Mountaineering Backpacking List

Holly Mackin

<div>This list is the ideal Cascadian gear list. From base layers to technical gear and outer wear for the wettest conditions.&nbsp;</div>

Climbing and Ascent Gear

Holly Mackin

Bering Sea Wet Weather Gear

Wild River Guide Co.

<div>Shaped by the cool waters of Bristol Bay and the Bering Sea, the maritime climate of southwest Alaska makes staying dry an essential need. With frequent rain showers, and long, breezy days of fishing under 16 to 20 hours of daylight, a solid rain or wading jacket is critical gear for any rafting or fly fishing trip. As guides who spend months sleeping on the ground, we’re not picky about much—but when it comes to the wet weather gear we work in daily, we invest in quality. Here's our take on choosing the right waders, jackets and accessories, from folks who wear them all summer long.</div>

Everyday Ride Gear List

Tyler Pearce

Beginner Kiting Gear

Pro Waterman

<div>Kiteboarding gear for beginners and our Kiteboarding 101 attendees.</div>

Half Day Climbing Gear

Montana Mountain Guides

<div>The Mountain Guides will provide you with all of your personal equipment needs for rock climbing including; harness, shoes, chalk bag, helmet and belay/rappel devices.<br><br></div><div>Montana Weather – It can be sunny one moment and raining the next or both at the same time.&nbsp; Mornings and evening are cold and daytime is hot.&nbsp; Bring layers for everything.&nbsp; We live in a dry climate and our bodies need water, hydrate the night before your climb/ hike and be sure to bring more with you.&nbsp; Consider freezing your water bottles or putting ice in them.&nbsp; Light-colored and loose-fitting clothes will help keep you cool.<br><br></div>

Backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering

Peter Stone

<div>This comprehensive gear list was curated specifically for Peter Stone’s backcountry skiing adventures. Focused on safety, efficiency, and versatility in alpine terrain, the list includes essential touring equipment, avalanche safety gear, layering systems for cold and variable weather, and reliable tools for navigation and self-rescue. Whether tackling deep powder descents or long skintrack ascents, this list ensures Peter is well-prepared for remote, high-risk environments where self-sufficiency is key.</div>

Teton Alpine Climbing Gear

Peter Stone

<div>Peter’s alpine climbing gear list is designed for technical objectives in the Tetons, Wind River Range, and Beartooth Mountains—regions known for rugged terrain and variable mountain weather. His setup prioritizes a balance of lightweight efficiency and dependable protection across rock, snow, and mixed environments. The list includes essential climbing hardware, layered clothing for changing conditions, and optional snow gear depending on season and route.</div>

Alaska heli skiing

Peter Stone

<div>This gear list is tailored for Peter Stone’s heli-skiing trip to Haines, Alaska, where deep snow and steep, remote terrain demand high-performance equipment. Skis should be a minimum of 115mm underfoot and<strong> </strong>mounted with<strong> </strong>durable alpine bindings to ensure maximum flotation and control in variable big mountain conditions. Critical avalanche safety gear includes a beacon, shovel, probe, and airbag pack, while a well-designed layering system and weatherproof outerwear are essential for protection against Alaskan winter elements. A 30–35L backpack should carry all safety tools, hydration, spare layers, and high-energy snacks for long days in the field.</div>

Backcountry Trout

Isaac Niblack

<div>These are my picks for when you want to go further and see more. The mountain headwaters that feed our trout waters are rugged, with unpredictable weather and unforgettable views. Make yourself comfortable further from home and enjoy fishing picturesque pools in solitude. </div>

Linesiders (Striped Bass) Kit

Isaac Niblack

<div>The north Atlantic is home to some of the hardest fighting migratory fish in the world...and some of the most fickle weather. Nor'easters coincide with the fall run of striped bass, but the storm swells can hide some of the biggest fish. Stay warm, dry, and on mission. </div>

AST 1 Course

CAPOW Guiding

Lyngen Ski and Sail Gear List

Jolly Good Times Sailing

Maine Heritage Pond Must-haves

Rowan Confrey

<div>In the untouched, remote pond environments of this trip, you want to pack as light and unobtrusively as possible. Plus, the gorgeously spotted brookies hit different on a 3wt.</div>

Nantucket Hydrofoil and Kite Gear

Next Level Watersports

AST 1 Course

Luke Stevens

Mountain Biking

Betsy Welch

<div>Ever wondered what it feels like to dance, fly, run, and surf at the same time? That's mountain biking. With amazing bike technology and a huge emphasis on trail building, we are truly living in mountain biking's heyday. Here are some of my favorite pieces to get you out and into your best flow state. </div>

Splitboard essentials

Aaron Chance

Mountain Adventure Tours Camp Gear

Idaho BaseCamp

Unbound XL

Heather Jackson

<div>Gear list dedicated to my 2025 Unbound XL Win!<br> </div>

Men's Surf Gear

Peaks and Swells

Backcountry essentials

Eric Hjorliefson

Kid's Surf Gear

Peaks and Swells

Backcountry Essentials

Andrew McNabb

WOMEN'S BACKCOUNTRY ESSENTIALS

Heather Allen

Telluride Backcountry

Ryan Howe

Surviving the Caribbean Sun

Julia Mynett

<div>Taking your first surf trip to the Caribbean? The sun hits different down there. You don’t want to get so sunburned on your first session that you have to take a day off to recover. This list has you covered.&nbsp;</div>

Smith Rock Beginner Gear

Kaf Adventures

Gunnison Gravel Gear

Eric Larsen

Women's Surf Gear

Peaks and Swells

Gravel Cycling

Betsy Welch

<div>Gravel is cycling's hottest new discipline, and for good reason. Blending the best elements of off-road and paved-road cycling, gravel is purpose built for adventure - however you define it. Whether you're mapping a mega route or simply linking up pavement and dirt for a lunch lap, gravel is truly a catchall for a mixed-terrain ride. That said, your gear choices are unlimited as well. Here are some of my favorites.</div>

Rock Climbing Gear

Skyline Mountain Guides

<div>The gear listed below is required to bring for our rock climbing trips. Your guide will help you decide what gear to bring or leave behind during the gear-check depending on the objective for the day.</div>

Mt. Rainier DC route / Mt. Baker CD mid summer gear list

Sean Smith

<div>This list is for those that want a better/more accurate gear list than what the guide companies give as a generic gear list for the public. This is aimed for those that are a step of beginners and are looking to take the next step.</div>

Trail Running

Betsy Welch

<div>There is nothing like skipping through the woods on a sinewy piece of singletrack, powered by your own body. Trail running's beauty lies in its simplicity, although there are a few pieces of gear that make it infinitely more enjoyable. Here are a few of my favorites, nothing fancy, just practical and — in most cases — pretty, too.</div>

Nepal Gear List

Seth Quigg

<div>We're here to assist you with any packing questions. Check out our video for demonstrations, call us, or visit a local outdoor gear store for expert advice.<br><br>Gear is available for purchase in Kathmandu; however, selection may be limited. Porters will carry your belongings in provided duffel bags. Please pack light to lessen porter loads. You will pack non-trekking essentials like toiletries, sleeping bag, and extra clothing in this bag. Each morning, you will leave your packed duffel for porters to transport. You'll hike with a day pack containing rain gear, water, snacks, etc.<br><br>If your itinerary includes domestic flights, we adhere to a 33 lb (15 kg) weight limit. Luggage not needed for the trekking section can be stored at our hotel in Kathmandu.<br><br>Packing video can be found at karuna-project.com/packing</div>

Fly Fishing For Summer Redfish

Peter Lawson-Johnson

<div>fly fishing gear for lowcountry redfish in the heat of the summer. my personal favorites for a long hot day chasing redfish in the marsh</div>

Cragging Essentials

John Lemnotis

<div>The following gear is a great starting point for days at the crag. A lot of companies produce similar products and I have tried to include my top 1 or 2 for some items to give you some options! </div>

Next Level Fly Kit

New England Fly Company

<div>There comes a time in some anglers' lives when the kit they bought early on, or even inherited, just isn't keeping pace with their skill level or demands.<br><br>That's the moment it's time to invest in your future angling self.<br><br>This gear is our go-to for intermediate to advanced anglers that have moved on from catching fish to catching fish "how I want to."</div>

Ski Mountaineering Gear

Timberline Mountain Guides

<div>You must have all the items on this list at your climber orientation regardless of season or forecast. Please call us if you have any questions. Your guide will not let you climb if you don’t have appropriate gear. Please arrive at your meet-time dressed for the activity. There will be time for questions and adjustments.</div>

Mount Hood Summit Program Gear

Timberline Mountain Guides

<div>Use this equipment list is for the <strong>Mount Hood Summit Program</strong>. It is NOT for the Silcox Hut-based Summit Program.<br><br></div><div>You must have all the items on this list at your climber orientation regardless of season or forecast. Please call us if you have any questions. Your guide will not let you climb if you don’t have appropriate gear. Please arrive at your meet-time dressed for the activity. There will be time for questions and adjustments.</div>

Alpine Rock Climbing Gear

Timberline Mountain Guides

<div>You must have all the items on this list at your climber orientation regardless of season or forecast. Please call us if you have any questions. Your guide will not let you climb if you don’t have appropriate gear. Please arrive at the trailhead dressed for the activity. There will be time for questions and adjustments.<br><br></div>

Beginner Hydro Foil Gear

Pro Waterman

<div>Simple easy gear to help protect you and keep you safe on the water. These are products i use in my lesson with students.&nbsp;</div>

Mount Hood Summit Program at Silcox Hut

Timberline Mountain Guides

<div><strong>Use this equipment list for</strong> <strong>Summit Programs at the Silcox Hut<br></strong><br></div><div>You must have all the items on this list at your climber orientation regardless of season or forecast. Please call us if you have any questions. Your guide will not let you climb if you don’t have appropriate gear. Please arrive at your meet-time dressed for the activity. There will be time for questions and adjustments.<br><br></div><div><em>You will not need a sleeping bag, pad or other bedding. The Silcox Hut supplies towels and linens. Please bring electronics and chargers, as the Silcox hut has wifi and electricity, as well as enough food for lunch/snacks - 1 lb per day.<br></em><br></div>

Clinic Add-ons

Timberline Mountain Guides

<div><strong>Use this equipment list is for the following Clinics:</strong> Steep Snow Climbing, Crevasse Rescue – 1 or 2 day, Glacier Travel, Anchors and Belay, Glacier Ice Climbing, Ski Mountaineering.<br><br></div><div>You must have all the items on this list at your climber orientation regardless of season or forecast. Please call us if you have any questions. Your guide will not let you climb if you don’t have appropriate gear. Please arrive at your meet-time dressed for the activity. There will be time for questions and adjustments.<br><br></div><div>Please only purchase the equipment needed for your specific clinic:<br><br></div><ul><li>"CRGT" - Crevasse Rescue and/or Glacier Travel Clinic</li><li>"AB" - Anchors and Belay Clinic</li><li>"GIC" - Glacier Ice Climbing Clinic</li></ul><div><br>For Ski Mountaineering Clinic attendees - please call us to discuss skis, skins, and safety gear.</div><div><br></div>

Shoulder Season Salmon

Isaac Niblack

<div>The spring and fall runs of landlocked salmon in Maine are already crowded with anglers, why try to beat the traffic?<br><br>Book a lower traffic, higher reward shoulder season trip, armed with this gear, for the kind of fishing experience that you think may not exist in the lower 48 these days.</div>

Kiteboarding the Hood River

Cascade Kiteboarding

Winter Ski & Splitboard

Trillium Alpine Guides

Winter Mountaineering

Trillium Alpine Guides