What To Pack
READY FOR THE MOUNTAINS
Pack for the run. Stay for the adventure.
Your camp packing checklist, from running gear to dorm essentials. Work through the sections below as you get ready for camp.

Mountain weather reminder: Evening temperatures and cool fronts can send temperatures into the 40s and bring rain. Pack clothes that will keep you warm on and off the run.
01 · REST & RECHARGE
Sleeping & Bathing
Dorm tip: It can get warm during the day and cold at night. There is no air conditioning or heat.
- Sleeping bag or sheets/blanket for a twin long bed. Tip: pack in a garbage bag for easy packing.
- Pillow.
- Shower towel and pool towel.
- Personal items: soap, shampoo/conditioner, toothbrush/toothpaste, deodorant, hair dryer and other toiletries.
02 · ON & OFF THE RUN
Clothing & Footwear
- 6 to 8 sets of running clothes.
- 5 sets of casual clothes.
- At least 2 pairs of running shoes; one set will get wet. One pair of casual shoes for around camp.
- More socks than you think you need.
- Sweatshirts or a jacket.
- Bathing suit.
- Flip flops for showers.
- Pajamas.
03 · DAILY MUST-HAVES
Everyday Essentials
- Wrist watch: our runs are based on time. You need a watch.
- Water bottle.
- Small fan for the dorm room; it can get warm.
- Hand sanitizer.
- Sunscreen and bug spray.
- Sunglasses, flashlight or headlamp.
- Plastic trash bag for wet/dirty clothes.
- Small backpack or drawstring bag.
04 · THE EXTRAS
Travel & Downtime
- Cash ($50–$100): campers will need money for one fast food meal on the trip to camp and one on the return trip, and a possible candy store stop.
- Camping hammock: there are some locations to hang one.
- Cell phone: usage rules will be established by coaches on the first day.
- iPod/iPad/tablet: these may be used at bedtime only, before lights out.
- Snacks.
- Clothes for the camp theme.