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Calgary Outdoor Club - Events - Checklists - HikingQuestions about equipment? Send them to safety@calgaryoutdoorclub.com.Minimum When Hiking With COC  Daypack Plenty of Water Avoid bringing carbonated drinks which may explode with a lot of movement Avoid drinking boxes since they cannot be re-sealed if you do not finish them or want to save some for later Snacks Poncho/Rain Jacket Insect Repellent Hat, Visor, and/or Sunglasses Sunscreen (which should be at least SPF 15 & applied 30 min ahead to be effective) Dress Appropriately for Weather Sneakers for Easy Hikes or Broken-In/Waterproofed Hiking Boots for All Other Hikes Wool or Synthetic Socks - NO Cotton (Liners Too in Cold Weather)Additionally, What You Might Need When Going (Especially On Your Own) One or More Buddies!!! Tell Someone at Home of Your Intended Route Compass/GPS Map & Detailed Directions Whistle First Aid Kit (Bandages, Antibiotic Ointment, Tweezers, Bee Sting Kit) Binoculars Camera Extra Snacks or Packed Lunch Plastic/garbage bag to carry out garbage Toilet paper (plus a plastic bag to carry it out) Bear Spray (note that you should replace your bear spray at least every two years, and experts recommend carrying more than one canister)If Taking Your Dog Along Please note that not all hikes are suitable for dogs. First and foremost, determine if the place you are going hiking permits their presence. Then, determine the difficulty of the hike and your dog's abilities. A good rule of thumb is that anything over 2.5 hours or is rated moderate to difficult and higher is not worth taking a chance on your dog's health. Ensure your dog is allowed in the area - there are many park areas where dogs are not allowed, or must be on a leash at all times. Leash Water & Bowl Scooper & Bag Treats Food, Just in CaseThink we forgot something from one of our lists? Let us know. |
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