What to Bring for Day Tours

Lunch or snacks - please avoid bringing tuna, salmon or any other fish.
Water - enough to last the day
Small day-pack - large enough to carry your equipment & lunch
Binoculars
Camera - with extra batteries and memory cards or film
Medications - enough for the trip plus two additional days supply
Sunglasses
Sunscreen - the less fragrant, the better
Gloves - a light weight pair and 1 pair synthetic glove liners
Hat - baseball cap, stocking cap
Insect Repellent - - not usually a problem in our area, but there are some

What to Wear for Day Tours

Clothing: comfortable, lightweight, and functional clothes are important for Alaskan wilderness travelers, who can be exposed to all types of weather conditions. A layered approach to clothing works best in Alaska, with summer temperatures that can range from the 50's to 80's during the long summer days.

Jacket - fleece is great, it is light, warm, dries quickly if wet and can be worn under your rain jacket.
Light weight rain gear - we highly recommend a jacket and pants.
Gloves - a light weight pair or a of pair synthetic glove liners.
Hat - baseball cap or stocking cap.
Footwear - we will supply rubber boots for you to wear.