Suggested Clothing 

 

Layer 1: Thermal Top and Bottom

Layer 2: Cotton wicking layer

Layer 3: Wool Layer

Layer 4: Insulating (Trapped air) Top  

Layer 4: Insulating (Trapped air)  Bottom (Optional)

Layer 5: Fleece (moisture ingress management)

Layer 6: Waterproof and Windproof Coat 

Layer 6: Waterproof and Windproof Trousers 

 

• Waterproof and Windproof Gloves

• Waterproof Boots

• Waterproof Socks (Optional but useful)

• Glasses for protection from sun, hail, wind, dust and debris

• Shemagh 

• Hat for Sun and Rain

• Swimming clothes, small towel or shoes (Optional)

 

Suggested Sleeping Equipment. There are limited places for hammocks and no ground space for large tents, please contact me before booking so your chosen method of camping can be reserved.

 

• Tarp 3m x 3m and Bivvy Bag, or

• Tarp 3m x 3m, Hammock and Underblanket, or

• Small 1 or 2 person Tent

• Relevant cordage and tent pegs as appropriate to your sleep system

• 4 to 5 season rated Insulated sleeping pad 

• Ground sheet or puncture protection if using an inflatable

• 4 to 5 season rated sleeping bag

 

Additional Items

 

• Water bottle

• Drysack for your clothes/electronics

• A small day backpack

• Waterproof Headtorch and spare batteries (ESSENTIAL)

• A knife like a cheap Opinel knife, Heavy Duty Morakniv or equivalent,

• Lighter or Ferrocium rod and striker

• Emergency whistle

• Compass (Optional)

• Personal Hygiene Kit

• Personal First Aid Kit and medication

• Something to comfortably sit on

• Journaling tools such as notepad and pen

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Charging capacity at the Cabin is limited so it is recommended to bring a power bank if you need to charge any devices. There is no signal at our location. You will need to climb the nearby hill to find phone signal.

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Plate, Knife, Fork, Spoon and Cup is available at the Cabin, although it is suggested you bring your own.