What to Bring
We want you to feel at home at the lodge. Comfortable and durable clothing and gear are highly recommended. We encourage the following items for comfort in the activities we offer. Due to our remote location there are limited items available for purchase, so coming prepared is the best practice. Laundry is a limited service at the lodges due to remoteness and conservation. Please plan accordingly with the following items:
- Sturdy, well broken-in comfortable hiking shoes (waterproof recommended)
- Tennis or camp shoes for the lodge
- Comfortable clothing
- Polypropylene or merino base layers and mid-weight layers
- Mosquito repellent and head net
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, and sun hat (or baseball hat)
- Lightweight jacket
- Lightweight waterproof raingear (pants and hooded jacket)
- Pile and/or down/synthetic layers
- At least two changes of clothing (lodge clothes)
- Warm socks (preferably wool)
- Swimsuit
- Lightweight gloves and hats
- Camera, batteries, memory cards
- Binoculars, notebook, pen
- Small personal flashlight or headlamp (mid-August and September)
- Personal items
- Casual dinner attire is appropriate for the lodge
Optional: Waders, hip boots and personal fishing gear