Preparing for an adventure

Here is what to wear, what to bring, and when to show up so your trip starts on time.

What to wear

  • Layers you can take off as you warm up. Avoid cotton on long hikes.
  • Closed-toe shoes with grip. Hiking boots for moderate and challenging hikes.
  • For kayaking, clothes that can get wet and water shoes or sandals with straps.
Hiking gear laid out: boots, water bottle, rain jacket, and a small backpack

What to bring

Packing list by activity
ItemNature walkHikingKayaking
Water1 liter2 to 3 liters1 liter
FoodSnackLunch and snacksSnack
Rain jacketYesYesYes
SunscreenYesYesYes
Dry bagNoNoWe provide one

What we provide

Kayaks, paddles, life jackets, first-aid kits, and trail maps. Trekking poles are available to borrow on request.

Arrival and check-in

  1. Arrive 20 minutes before your start time.
  2. Check in at the trailhead kiosk and sign your waiver.
  3. Your guide will give a short safety talk before leaving.

Still have questions? Check the FAQ.