What to Bring

• Day-pack: big enough to carry, lunch, water, rain-gear, ...
  
• One warm sweater or fleece jacket
• One good quality, waterproof rain jacket and rain pants
• Two t-shirts (preferably not cotton)
• Bathing suit
• One pair of camp pants (nylon or quick dry)
• One pair shorts
• One set long underwear (capilene, polypropylene, merino)
• Fleece gloves or mittens and warm hat/toque – it can get cold in evenings
• Sleepwear that will remain dry
• Sturdy, well-worn hiking boots (with stiff sole and good ankle support)
• A pair of light runners or sandals for camp.
• One pair of socks for each day (you’ll feet will appreciate it)
• A sun hat
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Personal hygiene products such as deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush, biodegradable soap, and a hairbrush.
• Your personal medication. Labelled clearly, in waterproof containers. Twice as much as you need, in two separate containers.
• Travel towel
• Field guides on local flora and fauna (optional)
• Binoculars (optional)
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Water bottle (reusable)
• Bug jacket (optional)
• Insect repellent
• Personal journal/reading material (optional)
• Hiking stick (optional). 
• Your camera! Don’t forget a waterproof case, extra memory card and batteries!
• For the Algoma Wilderness route, a small, stuffable sleeping bag that will fit in your day pack. You will need to carry it in at least one day.