Denali Equipment List##
| Equipment List (Required) |
| Topo Map* (Mount McKinley and Talkeetna) |
| Sunglasses & Sunscreen |
| Water or non-alcoholic drink |
| Comfortable footwear |
| Weather appropriate clothing |
| Compass or GPS |
| Insect repellant |
| First Aid Kit |
| Headlamp/Flashlight |
| Extra Clothing |
| Extra Food |
| Matches/Lighter |
| Rain gear |
| Extra socks |
| Toilet Paper |
| Internal or eternal frame pack |
| Sleeping Bag & stuff sack |
| Tent |
| Sleeping Pad |
| Alarm clock/watch |
| Lantern/Camp Lamp |
| Stove, fuel, & accessories |
| Eating utensils |
| Pot for boiling water |
| Toiletries |
| Water Filter/Treatment |
| Ice axe |
| Crampons |
| Rope |
| Carabiner(s) |
| Seat harness |
| Snow shovel |
| Mountaineering boots |
| Gaiters |
| Poly-propelene or capilene clothing |
| Glacier googles |
| Helmet |
| Pickets, wands, etc. |
| Equipment List (Suggested) |
| Map of Alaska |
| Moleskin |
| Binoculars |
| GPS |
| Camera |
| Walkie Talkies |
| Cell Phone |
| Nylon Cord |
| Climbing poles |
##It is highly advisable that you attend a professional climbing school class before you attempt a technical climb. People die on technical climbs. Unless you are an experienced mountain climber, you should not attempt a Denali summit without a guide service.