WHAT TO BRING
We provide pack transfers each day to your next accommodation destination and back to the car park on your final day. We are limited to one pack of 20kg or less per person and one 50L chilli-bin per group of 4. You need to bring all of your food, but there is no need to bring any cooking or dining equipment.
ESSENTIAL ITEMS
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Rain jacket
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Day pack
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Basic First Aid Kit (especially sticky plaster for blisters)
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There are bee hives present on the farm so any walkers with bee sting allergies should carry the appropriate medical treatments
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Water bottle (or bladder)
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Warm sleeping bag
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Warm clothes (wool or polypropylene)
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Appropriate footwear (we strongly recommend hiking boots, well broken in)
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We recommend gaiters or putties to cover the top of your boots
- We recommend that people bring walking poles or a hill stick for added stability over uneven ground
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Torch/flash light/head lamp (with good batteries)
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Large hiking pack (flooding or a breakdown may prevent cartage on rare occasions)
- You will need at least one set of clothes to walk in and another to change into at night. Drying facilities are available for small amounts of wet clothes at each hut.
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Socks: (wool/polypropylene) two pairs
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Shorts: (cotton/nylon)
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Shirt: (wool/polypropylene)
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Long johns or trousers: (wool/polypropylene)
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Jersey or jacket: (wool/polar fleece)
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Undershirts/T-shirt: (wool/polypropylene)
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Gloves: (wool/polypropylene)
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Towel, soap and toiletries
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Insect repellent












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