- Snacks and Water Bottle – Bring high-energy snacks for quick fuel on the trail. A refillable water bottle is essential; fresh glacier water will be available at camp.
- Backpack (80 Liters) – A large, durable pack is required to carry your gear. Rental packs are available at checkout if needed.
- Mountaineering Boots – Sturdy, well-broken-in mountaineering boots are a must for comfort and safety on the glacier.
- Waterproof Rain Gear – A high-quality rain jacket and rain pants are required to keep you dry in Alaska’s unpredictable weather.
- Layered Clothing – Dress in layers to stay warm and adapt to changing conditions. Bring moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and a weatherproof outer shell.
- Personal Essentials – A camera, sunglasses, sunscreen, and any personal items you may need for comfort and protection.
- Guide Gratuities – If you’d like to show appreciation for your guides, cash or Venmo tips are recommended.
Be prepared, stay comfortable, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure on the Harding Icefield. If you have any questions about gear, let us know—we’re here to help.