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Friendsgiving

Zion - November

Packing list:

Tripod Backpack + bladder Sleeping bag Sleeping pad 2 pairs hiking shoes camp shoes Rain jacket Beanie Shorts Long spandex T-shirt Long sleeve Warm jacket Thick socks Thin socks Gloves Neoprene socks Gloves Sunglasses Knife Headlamp Undies + bra Toiletries Camp kitchen Stove Firewood Cooler Chair DSLR + extra battery GoPro + extra battery Roasting sticks

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King’s Peak (August - 2015)

Packing List:  Backpack Small daypack for peak ascent (top of backpack may be removed) Sleeping bag Sleeping pad Hiking shoes Camp shoes Waterproof jacket Beanie Shorts T-shirt Longsleeve Warm jacket Warm socks Hiking socks Gloves/Mittens Camelbak Sunscreen Sunglasses Pocket knife Headlamp Underwear Toiletries Personal bowl, spoon, & mug Stove Tent Food: 2 dinners 2 lunches 2 breakfasts 

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Bear World (July - 2015)

Packing List:  Tents (Mo) Hammocks and Quilt (Mo) Sleeping Pad Sleeping Bag Pillow Firewood (Mo) Cooler (Mo) Jetboil (Mo) Headlamp Stove (Dudley) Plates and Utensils (Mo) Chair Roasting Sticks (Mo and Alyssa) American Flag (Mo) GoPro + Battery (Mo) Nikon + Battery (Mo) Fishing Pole Sunglasses Sandals Tennis Shoes  Meals: Tortillas Salsa Eggs Bacon Diced Potatoes Marshmallows Cinnamon Rolls Cereal  Milk

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Moab River Rafting (June 2015)

Packing List: 

Car camping- Sleeping bag Sleeping pad Pillow Tent Firewood Cooler S’mores Jetboil Hot chocolate Lighter

River rafting-  The following supply list covers all our trips in all kinds of weather. It merely suggests items to consider for your trip, and you should bring what will best suit your needs. For shorter trips (three days or less), consider bringing only one pair of shorts, etc. rather than the “two pair” on the list. MOST PEOPLE TEND TO OVERPACK. Please limit gear (including camping equipment) to 35 pounds per person on all river expeditions.Adrift Adventures provides all rafts and related equipment, life jackets, safety equipment, personal river bags and boxes for your gear, kitchen, dining, and toilet equipment, sleeping ITEMS PROVIDED BY ADRIFT ADVENTURES: □ Transportation from Moab, Utah to the river □ All meals served while on the river □ All eating utensils and a souvenir cup □ Water-resistant river bag for sleeping gear and personal items □ A box (ammo can) to put day-use personal items in □ US Coastguard approved whitewater life jackets □ Sleeping Bags and Tents (where noted) Please pack clothing that you will not mind getting wet and dirty. Fast drying, durable, comfortable clothing is best for rafting. Cotton is recommended for hot weather and synthetic polypropylene or wool clothes for cool weather. All personal items must fit into a 20”x20”x27” river bag and not exceed 35 pounds. You may pack in an athletic bag or duffel bag for easier access. Please note trips including a scenic flight have a FAA 25 lbs. luggage limit per person. CLOTHING □ 2 pairs of shorts □ 2 Swimsuits ~ ladies a sports top/bra & swim shorts are very convenient! □ 1 Pair Long Pants (nylon or cotton/polyester for quick drying) □ Shirts, assorted t-shirts, at least one long-sleeved shirt for sun protection □ 1 Wool or Fleece Jacket for Spring or Fall trips □ Tennis shoes (hiking boots aren’t necessary but will work) □ Flip-Flops or Teva-like Sandals (prefer shoes that will stay on your feet!) □ Rain poncho or two-piece rain suit – thunderstorms in the desert are very □ Sun hat with string tied-on, Visor or Cap□ Light gloves for holding ropes (optional)□ Plenty of sunscreen – SPF 15 or better – A MUST!!! □ Toiletry Kit: Toothbrush & toothpaste □ Camera (waterproof is a good idea) □ Sun umbrella (if sensitive to the sun) □ Books (for relaxing in the evening) □ Medications (prescription and non-prescription) Packing Tips □ Handy Items: Ziploc and trash bags are very useful for separating personal items in your river bag; such as, medications, shampoo, soap, wet items, and dirty laundry. Wet wipes are great for washing your face, wiping your hands, and cleaning sand or dirt off of personal belongings. Pack a few clothespins and rope to dry clothes while on the river. Remember, on the river it is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it! All of these items can be invaluable and do not take up much space or add much □ Carabineer: Carabineers are very handy in the outdoors as well as back home. Their oval shape and simple gate mechanism allow you to easily clip your water bottle, camera, hat ~ just about anything ~ nearby. □ Extra Snacks: We provide snacks throughout the day, but it is a good idea to bring extra snacks for children, for individuals who have snack preferences, or for those who may □ Beverages: Each boat has an ice cooler for “personal” drinks; such as, soda, juice, beer, wine, etc. We do not provide beer, liquor, or soda pop; so if you want these items you need to bring them with you the night before your trips departure. Please bring in moderation! Please DO NO BRING GLASS! Beverages are not included in your 35 pound gear weight allowance. All wine and liquor should be carried in non-breakable containers (many guests bring along the pre-mixed cocktails in a can, which can be found in most liquor stores). Remember: Utah liquor laws...Don’t be caught off guard, as they are closed on Sundays and holidays. State Liquor store hours are from 11 am to either 7 or 9 pm, depending on the season. You are welcome to bring alcohol beverages of your choice on any of our multi-day trips, this does not include our 1 day Cataract Canyon Express trip. Adrift Adventures provides an endless supply of water and □ Duct tape: great for quick repairs for almost anything – sandals, sunglasses, luggage, □ Goggles: These are a good idea for those of you who wear contact lenses. If you wear glasses it is a very good idea to have a safety strap (Crookies or Chums) for them. Note: We do rent tents at $10 per night (sleeps two people). Sleeping bags, ground cloth, pads, are $12 per night. Please notify our office for sleeping bag/tent rentals 72 hours prior to your For Moab weather: go to www.weather.com and type in our zip code: 84532. Valuables: You will want to have photo ID, a major credit card, and possibly some cash for gratuities extra (gratuities can also be left at the main office upon your return). All other valuables and jewelry should be left at home or in a safety deposit box at your hotel. In addition, as a safety precaution we suggest that you not wear rings on the river. Also, each year a few of our guests traveling on airlines arrive without luggage. With this in mind, we suggest you carry with you medications, prescription glasses, and anything you may not be able to replace the evening before your trip departs. Extra Luggage: Transfer all your personal clothing and gear which you will need on your rafting trip to a small, lightweight duffle bag (or whatever you choose, it is not recommended to put clothing etc. straight into the supplied river bag). Leave any extra suitcases or luggage in your vehicle or at your hotel (many hotels offer complimentary luggage storage for Adrift Adventures’ guests). Please DO NOT BRING SUITCASES on your river trip. As part of your camping equipment package, we provide a water-resistant bag in which you will place your duffle bag as well as any camping gear in.

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Redwoods Packing List

-Backpack -Tent (Angie and Mo) -Hammock and accessories -Goal Zero 

-Water bottle/camelback -Sleeping bag -Sleeping pad -Headlamp -Warm jacket -Rain jacket -5 pairs of socks -Stove (Mo) -Fuel (Mo) -Sunscreen -Hat -Sunglasses -Eating utensils (Mo)

-Plates (Mo) -Toilet paper (Mo)  -Insect repellant -First aid -Hot chocolate (Mo) -Coffee (Ry) -Sandals -GoPro + extra battery  -Toiletries -Roasting sticks (Megan’s parents) -GB sticks (Alyssa and Mo) -Cooler (Mo) -Small chair -Pillow -Pajamas -3 shorts -3 tanks -1 shortsleeve -1 longsleeve -Lantern (Mo) -American Flag (Mo) -Meals       - Hot Dogs (2 nights)       - ChaChaCha (1 night)       - Uncrustables or real PB & J’s       - Cold Cereal (4 boxes)       - Milk        - S’mores       - Snacks

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Havasupai (April - 2015) Pack List

-Backpack -Tent/Hammock -Hammock Quilt -Goal Zero -Water bottle/camelback -Sleeping bag -Sleeping pad -Headlamp -Beanie -Long sleeve base layer top -Thermal long underwear -Warm jacket -Rain jacket -2 bathing suits -2-3 pairs of socks -Stove -Fuel -Sunscreen -Hat -Sunglasses -Eating utensils -Toilet paper -Insect repellant -First aid -3 Dinners -3 Breakfast -Sandals -GoPro -Toiletries

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Fifth Water Hot Springs (March - 2015) Pack List

Weather | High - 70 | Low - 45

Rain jacket Hoodie Vest Fleece pajama pants Coat or fleece jacket Gloves 1 pair of wool socks 1 pair regular socks Long pair warm leggings 1 beanie Swimsuit Towel Sleeping bag Blanket Pillow Headlamp Sunglasses Backpack Camelback GoPro + extra battery Cooler Plates  Bowls Spoons Hot dog roasters Tent/Hammock + rain fly + quilt 

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Arches National Park | February, 2015

Weather | High 70 | Low 30 Had a lot of "New To Moab" friends that joined in on the weekend. I love seeing when people get to see this monumental place or the first time. We tried to hit as many arches as we could. We got to Turret Arch, Double Arch, Sand Arch, Broken Arch and the famous Delicate Arch. There are few things better than seeing Delicate Arch with the wondrous Manti La-Sal Mountains as it's background.  We camped at Sand Flats Campground (http://bit.ly/1AkM9as). It was $10 per car, per night. Too close to other campers for my comfort but had amazing 360 views. 

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Goblin Valley | February, 2015

Weather | High - 68 | Low - 34 Little Wild Horse (http://bit.ly/1GjeLBK) is an incredibly awesome hike. The hike from Little Wild Horse to Bell Canyon is an easy 8 mile loop. The colors are incredible and breathtaking. We camped on BLM land (http://bit.ly/17oLGZG) right between the Little Wild Horse trailhead and Goblin Valley. Free camping that had an amazing backdrop. 

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Goblin Valley | February, 2015 | Mo Rockwell & Bryson Gilbert Weather | High - 68 | Low - 34 Little Wild Horse (http://bit.ly/1GjeLBK) is an incredibly awesome hike. The hike from Little Wild Horse to Bell Canyon is an easy 8 mile loop. The colors are incredible and breathtaking. We camped on BLM land (http://bit.ly/17oLGZG) right between the Little Wild Horse trailhead and Goblin Valley. Free camping that had an amazing backdrop. 

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Moab (February - 2015) Pack List

This is my packing list for a 3 day, 2 night trip to Moab. The temp. will be around 55 degrees F during the day and 30 at night.  Rain jacket Hoodie Vest Fleece pants Coat Gloves 2 pairs of light socks 2 pairs of heavy socks Shorts Long leggings Short leggings Flannel Beenie Hat Short sleeve t-shirt Long sleeve t-shirt Tank top Hiking shoes Tennis shoes Sleeping bag Blanket Pillow Headlamp Earband Sunglasses Camelback Camera + extra battery GoPro + extra battery  Dirty laundry bag Hiking book/maps

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Millcreek, UT | Pipeline [2/3/2015]

Take a night hike up to the Salt Lake Viewpoint on the Pipeline trail in Millcreek Canyon. The lights of the Salt Lake Valley are incredible next to the base of the Wasatch Front. It is approx. 3 miles, out and back if you start at the Rattlesnake Gulch Trailhead. The first .5 mile is very steep but after that it is fairly level. The trail was icy on the way up so YakTrax were a big help. 

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Lake Blanche in the winter. 

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Millcreek, UT | Pipeline Night Hike [2/3/2015]