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PACKING & EQUIPMENT LIST


​All of your gear for Trek will be packed in one of two containers: In your 5-gallon bucket, and a large, heavy-duty garbage sack. The bucket will contain your personal items and the garbage sack will contain your sleeping items. ​Remember to label everything with your first and last name and the name of your ward.

​Plan to come wearing your pioneer clothing when we meet in the morning at the Stake Center. There will not be a chance to change when we get to our destination. Please PACK A SACK LUNCH for the bus ride. 

Be sure to check out our Pioneer Clothing page for clothing ideas, sewing patterns, and other useful tips.
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What to Pack in Your Bucket:
□ Tin plate (a pie pan works great)
□ Fork, spoon, knife (metal, no plastic)
□ Small cup with handle & carabiner (Important! This is your source of water.)
□ Hand towel or wash cloth
□ Comb or brush
□ Deodorant
□ Lip protection – SPF 15+
□ Sunscreen – (Important! High altitude sunburns are no joke.)
□ Leather work gloves

□ Toothbrush and toothpaste (place in ziplock bag)
□ Insect repellent (small, place in a ziplock bag)
□ Sweatshirt or hoodie
□ Comfortable trail shoes or lightweight boots
□ 3 pair of sturdy socks 
□ 3 sets of underclothing 
□ Sleepwear (sweats, etc. - but may only be worn at bedtime)
□ Small headlamp or flashlight and extra batteries
□ Old small set of scriptures
□ Pen

□ If you wear contacts/glasses, wear your glasses
□ Required medications 
What to Pack in Your Garbage Bag:
□ Sleeping bag - cold weather bag (temperatures may get below 40F at night)
□ Old warm blanket (pack inside sleeping bag)
□ Warm coat or jacket (it can get very cold, day or night)
□ Small camp pillow (optional)

Don't forget to label your bucket and your bag with your full name and ward!



​Young Women Should Bring:
□ 2-3 mid-calf, long-sleeve dresses, or skirts and blouses 
□ Bonnet or wide brim straw hat
□ Apron (with pockets)
□ 2-3 pair of bloomers/leggings 
□ Feminine hygiene supplies
□ Hair elastics
Young Men Should Bring:
□ 2-3 pair pants (no denim jeans, no camo pants, no shorts) 
□ 2-3 long sleeve, collared, button shirts (no t-shirts)
□ Wide brim straw/canvas/western style hat (no baseball caps)
□ Suspenders (optional, but very functional)
□ Vest (optional, may help you keep warm)

Optional Items:
□ Folding pocket knife
□ Lotion
□ Hand sanitizer or small package of hand wipes
□ Sunglasses
​□ Rain poncho or rain jacket
Do NOT Bring:
 Immodest clothing (see-thru when wet or dry)
 Shorts, midriffs or sleeveless or short-sleeve tops
 T-shirts (as outerwear)
 Fireworks, matches, lighters

 Cell phones
 Personal electronic devices
 Hatchets, sheath or butterfly knives (pocketknives are ok)
 Firearms or weapons
 Inappropriate materials or behavior that is not consistent with For the Strength of Youth standards

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