Adirondacks Day Hikes — New York
Itinerary:
This trip is subject to the booking information set forth in the current REI Adventures Weekend Reservation Information. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. A full gear list and detailed pre-trip information is sent upon sign-up. We highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance through REI Adventures. If coverage is purchased at the time of your initial reservation, the 'Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion' is waived (certain exclusions apply).
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Adirondacks Day Hikes — New York
Weather
Daytime temperatures usually range between 60-80°F, with evening temperatures dropping to the 40s and 50s. Early- or late-season trips will experience a wider range of temperatures. Thunderstorms are a possibility at any time in the mountains making adequate raingear a necessity.Gear Checklist
- Canvas Tent-Cabins - 6 person
- Camp Cooking gear
- Eating utensils, plates, cups
- Water filter
- Trip leader first-aid kit
- Sleeping bag (rated to 20o)
- Sleeping pad
- Daypack: approx. 1,500 - 2,000 cu”
- Pack cover – waterproof
- Rain jacket and pants, lightweight waterproof and breathable
- Midweight fleece jacket or wool sweater
- Mid- or lightweight thermal top and bottom, synthetic or wool
- Hiking pants, quick-drying, lightweight (zip-off legs are great)
- Hiking shorts, quick-drying, lightweight
- T-shirts, synthetic
- Underwear
- Hiking socks, 3 pairs
- Liner socks, 3 pairs
- Swimsuit
- Sun hat with brim
- Wool or fleece hat
- Bandana
- Lightweight wool or fleece gloves
- Hiking boots: sturdy, stiff-soled, well broken-in
- Running shoes for around camp (no open-toed shoes)
- Three 1-quart water bottles or hydration system equivalent
- Headlamp with spare batteries and bulb
- Sunglasses and retainer strap
- Sunblock and lip balm
- Personal medications
- Insect repellent (small, packable)
- Toiletry kit: roll of toilet paper, toothbrush & paste, pack towel (think light!)
- Personal first-aid kit (small and light, with blister care—moleskin, etc.)
- Biodegradable soap
- Plastic bowl, insulated mug with a lid & eating utensils
- Trekking poles
- Pocket knife or multi-tool
- Ear plugs
- Camera
Feel free to give us a call at (800) 622-2236 should you have any questions regarding the gear list. The staff at our stores and Direct Sales (800-426-4840) will also be happy to help you with gear questions. Or check out www.rei.com/learn. The Expert Advice section on our "Learn" page has great information to help you prepare for your trip.
