Here’s my full Jordan Trail kit list from my 12-day expedition hiking from Dana to Rum Village!
You might also want to check out my guide to hiking the Jordan Trail.
Jordan Trail packing list: general
- Osprey Eja 38 (really great bag. Comfortable and lightweight)
- Osprey Ultralight Dry bags
- Merrel MQM Flex Mid Boots (sand got stuck between the Goretex so would have swapped these for a non-Gortex Merrel shoe)
- Black Diamond walking sticks
- Swiss Army Penknife
- Silva Compass
- Flip flops
- Source 3L hydration
- 2 x Nalgene 1L bottles
- Petzl Head Torch and spare batteries
- Olympus Tough waterproof camera, case and 2 spare batteries
- Garmin GPS InReach Explorer & Sat Phone (we downloaded all the maps free from the Jordan Trail website)
- Kindle
- iPhone
- Anker Power Bank
- Bloc Sunglasses
Sleeping packing list
- Hubba Hubba NX 2 man lightweight tent (it was really windy and too rocky most nights to peg the tent properly so it ended up with a tear. I would still take the same tent but be more conscious of pitching in sheltered areas. I also cowboy camped some nights.)
- Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Ztherm Mattress
- Tundra Pure and Dry 0 Sleeping bag (amazing!!! Very warm and lightweight)
Cooking packing list
- Lightweight cooking pan
- Primus Stove (wouldn’t bother taking a stove next time as can just build fires)
- Tin camping mug
- Spork
- Lighter
Toiletries packing list
- First Aid Kit
- Sunscreen factor 50+
- Aqua Prove purifying drops (didn’t need to use purification tablets at all)
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- LUSH solid shampoo (for washing myself and clothes)
- Mooncup
- Duct tape (wrapped around Therm-a-Rest repair kit)
Clothes packing list
- Buff (makes a good eye mask!)
- Sun hat
- 1 x Fleece
- 1 x cotton long sleeve shirt (sun protection)
- Leggins
- 2 x t-shirts
- 1 x Shorts
- Bikini
- 1 x bra
- 2 x Wool hiking socks
- 3 x quick dry underwear
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